Product Description
The Alocasia Polly, also known as the skeleton plant, is a tropical plant native to Southeast Asia. The plant is known for its striking arrow-shaped leaves with deep veins. The 40 cm artificial version brings that same exotic look to your interior.
Why choose the artificial Alocasia Polly?
The real Alocasia Polly is beautiful, but also sensitive. Too much or too little water, too little light or dry air can quickly cause limp leaves or stunted growth. The artificial Alocasia Polly plant is an easy alternative that still has that recognisable, graphic look. The dark green leaves with light silver-grey veins are faithfully reproduced, including the wavy leaf edges. High-quality materials keep this artificial plant compact, sturdy and realistic, without maintenance or discolouration.
Where to place the artificial Alocasia Polly?
With its modest size, this artificial plant is perfect for smaller spaces and accents. Think of a place on a sideboard, bedside table, windowsill or in an open shelving unit. It also adds a playful tropical accent to the bathroom or office. Because it doesn't need light or water, you can place it wherever you want, even in places where a real Alocasia wouldn't survive. Completely safe for children and pets.
How do you care for the artificial Alocasia Polly?
The artificial Alocasia Polly requires very little care. Occasional dusting with a dry cloth or feather duster is sufficient to maintain its vibrant appearance. Avoid wet cloths or cleaning products, as the high-quality synthetic material is designed to remain beautiful for a long time without extra care.
Would you rather have a real plant?
Would you prefer a live Alocasia or are you looking for another unique foliage plant? Take a look at our extensive range of more than 500 indoor and outdoor plants.
Specifications
| Delivery | Plant delivered in growing pot |
| Height | 40 cm |
| Pot Size | 12 cm |
| Packaging | Well packaged in a special box for shipping plants |
| Maintenance | None |
In stock, delivery time 1-5 working days