Goeppertia rufibarba Ficus it grows terrestrially before climbing

it grows terrestrially before climbing in its natural environment

well suited to vertical displays in bright interiors

Alocasia ‘Sumo’ carries oversized arrow-shaped leaves on dark purple stems above a substantial upright base

Unlike climbing philodendrons

The recessed network raises the tissue between the veins into deep pleats

Goeppertia rufibarba Ficus it grows terrestrially before climbingGoeppertia rufibarba Long narrow dark green leaves have softly waved margins and burgundy reverses covered with fine reddish hairs. The same soft hairs continue down the leaf stalks, giving the lower half of the plant a warm, tactile surface. Tall petioles lift the blades into a loose fountain, where their arching shape reveals glimpses of the coloured undersides.