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Alocasia tandurusa 'Variegated'
Variegated Jacklyn Alocasia
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Alocasia tandurusa 'Variegated' Morphology
About Alocasia tandurusa 'Variegated'
The variegated form of Alocasia tandurusa (often traded as 'Variegated Jacklyn') carries bold yellow or white sectoral splashes across the species' deeply lobed, staghorn-shaped leaves, with sharp, irregular boundaries between variegated and green tissue. The base species already has a distinctive leaf silhouette; the variegation is an added factor that has pushed this form well beyond the price of the plain green tandurusa. As a chimeric sport, expression varies from cutting to cutting, and heavily variegated growth carries reduced chlorophyll, so strong, consistent light matters more than usual.
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Before You Buy
Shared checklist for Alocasia Jacklyn and its cultivated forms
- Confirm the fuzzy, hairy (pubescent) leaf texture is present in listing photos. Trichomes are unusual for the genus, and a smooth-leaved plant sold under this name is likely mislabelled
- Check the petiole for the zebra-like brown-and-cream mottling described for this species; a plain green petiole suggests a different plant
- Base-species listings should be priced well under Variegated or Aurea forms, which have sold for £60-£70+ on eBay; treat a high asking price for the plain green form with caution
- Ask about corm and growth-point condition, since this is a tuberous grower rather than a stem-rooted one
- 'Alocasia Jacklyn' and 'Alocasia tandurusa' are the same plant; confirm a listing's photos match one specimen, not a mixed batch sold under both names
