Alata Carnivorous Pitcher Plant - Nepenthes Alocasia Elephant ears' characteristics become distinct

Elephant ears' characteristics become distinct as they mature

Boysenberries produce larger fruit that ripens to a deep purple color that's somewhere between the color of blackberries and raspberries

It's easy to see why with its attractive black-blue stems and intense ribbing on the underside of the leaves

unusually cold hardy banana plant that attains a pink to purple pseudostem as it ages

Alata Carnivorous Pitcher Plant - Nepenthes Alocasia Elephant ears' characteristics become distinctThe Alata is one of the easiest Nepenthes pitcher plants to grow. It makes a great indoor or outdoor plant. Average mature height: 3 feet and 18 inches wide Cold hardiness: The Alata is a lowland Nepenthes, which means it prefers 65 to 90 degree weather during the day and 60 to 70 degrees at night. Protect Nepenthes from cold below 40 degrees. Light: Bright, diffused light Soil: Moist but well drained peat, peat perlite vermiculite, or sphagnum moss