Alocasia Sarian is a bold hybrid with long, arrowhead-shaped leaves that ripple at the edges, deep green with pale, prominent veins, carried on tall dark stems. It grows with a vertical, architectural habit, so a single plant reads like a statement piece in a bright room.

Give it bright, indirect light, warmth, and humidity, and let the top inch or two of soil dry between waterings; alocasias sulk in soggy pots. It may go partly dormant in winter, so ease off water if leaves die back and wait for spring. Wear gloves when trimming, as the sap can irritate skin.