Alocasia Scalprum – Rare Sword-Like Foliage for Sale
Alocasia Scalprum is a rare and compact Alocasia species native to the Philippines.
It is known for its distinctive narrow, blade-like leaves with a deep green, leathery texture and pronounced venation.
Unlike other broad-leaved this plant maintains a more vertical, upright form, making it ideal for smaller spaces and plant collections.
Care Tips
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Light: Best in bright, indirect light. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight, which can damage the foliage.
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Watering: Keep the soil lightly moist but never soggy. Water when the top 2–3 cm of soil begins to dry out.
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Soil: Requires a well-draining mix; use potting soil blended with perlite and orchid bark for proper aeration.
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Humidity & Temperature: Prefers humidity levels above 60% and stable temperatures between 18–26°C. Avoid cold drafts and dry environments.
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Fertilizer: Feed monthly in the growing season (spring and summer) using a balanced, diluted liquid fertilizer.
Why Choose This Plant
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Unique, sword-shaped foliage unlike most Alocasias
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Compact size suits small indoor spaces
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Rare and highly valued by collectors
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Adds exotic texture and vertical interest to plant arrangements
Placement Suggestions
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Great for plant shelves, desktops, or as part of a mixed tropical display
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Performs well in terrariums or greenhouse cabinets
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Ideal for bathrooms or kitchens with good natural light and humidity
Alocasia Scalprum for sale
This plant is a rare, compact aroid with sword-like leaves and deeply ridged texture. Perfect for collectors and terrarium setups. Ships healthy – limited stock available.
What is Alocasia Scalprum?
A rare, compact Alocasia native to the Philippines, known for its sword-shaped, leathery leaves and deep green, textured surface.
Is it rare?
Yes. It’s highly sought after by collectors due to its unique look and small size.
How much does Rare compact Alocasia cost?
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Starter plants: $100
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Mid-size plants: $200
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Larger specimens: $350+
Is Sword leaf plant hard to care for?
Moderate. It thrives with:
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Bright, indirect light
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High humidity (60–80%)
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Well-draining aroid soil mix
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Warm, stable conditions
Is Alocasia for terrariums pet safe?
No, like other Alocasias, it’s toxic if ingested.
Do you ship Alocasia?
Yes — shipped rooted and carefully packed for safe delivery.
Order your Alocasia Scalprum today — limited availability, ships healthy!
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Joseph Chucks –
I was worried the colors wouldn’t look as good in real life, but the variegation is even more striking in person. This has to be one of the most beautiful plants in my collection.
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We are so thrilled to know you plant is doing well and in perfect condition. We are always here to help with care tips and help bring more life to your home through our plants. Thank you
Peter Woods –
I was nervous about buying a variegated plant because I thought they were hard to care for. My variegated pothos has been thriving with just weekly watering and indirect light. Highly recommend for beginners!
Peter Woods –
My favorite ❤️❤️