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Alocasia nebula

Alocasia Nebula

Very High
LightBright, filtered indirect light
Medium-High
HumidityHigh humidity (60-80%)
Warm
TemperatureWarm (20-28°C)
Small
SizeSmall to medium (approx. 30-45cm)
Slow
Growth RateSlow to Moderate
Intermediate
DifficultyIntermediate
Wild£ · CommonLowSarawak, Borneo
£7· 7cm plant

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High/Good Confidence: 15+ recent online sales. Highly reliable market guide.
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Moderate Confidence: 5-14 recent sales. Good general guide, but prices may vary.
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Limited Data: Under 5 sales. Relying on shop stock listings and estimates.

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ℹ️ Baseline Index ValueThe baseline index value represents the current market rate for an established 7cm whole pot specimen. Prices for other sizes, nodes, rooted cuttings, or mother plants are calculated proportionally from this base index guide.

Other colour-form prices

Aurea £35Variegated £20Pink £100Albo £86
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Alocasia nebula Morphology

leaf ShapeOvateEgg-shaped leaves, with the wider end near the base.-sagittateArrowhead-shaped leaves, with pointed lobes at the base pointing downwards.
leaf Length15-25cm
leaf Width10-15cm
petiole ColorGreen to brownish-grey
venationDeeply impressed dark green
textureThick, leathery, and bullate
variegationNone (metallic silver sheen)
growth HabitCorm-forming terrestrialA plant that grows directly in the ground, rooting in soil rather than climbing trees or rocks.

About Alocasia nebula

Alocasia nebula is a compact terrestrial aroid native to the humid lowland rainforests of Sarawak, Borneo. Its thick, bullate leaves have a metallic, silvery sheen contrasted by deep green, sunken venation. Unlike the related Alocasia cuprea or baginda, this species is defined by its uniform pewter coloration and sturdy, compact growth habit. It grows in the shaded, moisture-rich understory of its native habitat.

Native Range

Sarawak, Malaysian Borneo

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How prices are calculated: The AA Price uses online sold listings converted to GBP at current exchange rates, excluding extreme outliers to ensure a fair-value guide. Falls back to UK retail average when auction data is unavailable.

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Small, dark-leafed species under roughly 30cm, grown for leaf colour and vein contrast rather than overall size.