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Dragon scales brushed with mint: Alocasia 'Dragon Scale' Mint Variegata combines thick, deeply textured foliage with unique mint-green and cream marbling on every leaf. Compact yet spectacular, it is a true collector plant where every new growth reveals a different pattern.
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Alocasia baginda 'Dragon Scale' Mint Variegata is a spectacular collector tropical aroid combining the thick, heavily textured foliage of 'Dragon Scale' with mint-green, pale green and cream variegation.
The combination of bullate texture, contrasting veins and pale marbling gives every leaf an almost mineral or reptilian appearance.
Araceae
Alocasia
Alocasia baginda
Alocasia baginda 'Dragon Scale'
Mint Variegata
Mint Variegata is used here as a horticultural designation for a variegated form of 'Dragon Scale' rather than as a formally recognised botanical variety.
Alocasia baginda originates from Borneo, Indonesia, where the species is adapted to warm and humid tropical conditions.
'Dragon Scale' is a horticultural selection prized for its darker and strongly textured foliage.
The leaves are thick, leathery and shield-shaped to elongated-heart-shaped, with a strongly bullate surface.
The base colour ranges from deep green to grey-green, crossed by darker veins that reinforce its scale-like appearance.
The Mint Variegata form develops pale areas ranging from mint green to cream, appearing as marbling, splashes or broader diffused sectors.
Every new leaf may display a different pattern, and the amount of variegation may change as the plant develops.
Alocasia 'Dragon Scale' Mint Variegata has a compact upright growth habit, producing new leaves from the base and gradually forming a dense clump.
It generally remains more compact than many large Alocasia cultivars.
Use a highly aerated and free-draining aroid mix containing coco chips, fine bark, perlite, sphagnum moss and light organic material.
The growing medium should retain light moisture while providing excellent airflow around the roots.
Keep the substrate lightly moist without leaving it permanently saturated.
Allow the surface to begin drying slightly between waterings to reduce the risk of root problems.
Humidity of approximately 65% to 85% is particularly suitable.
High humidity supports proper leaf development but should always be combined with good airflow.
Ideal growing temperature: approximately 20°C to 28°C.
Avoid temperatures below 15°C and cold draughts.
Alocasia 'Dragon Scale' Mint Variegata prefers bright filtered light.
Good lighting helps maintain compact growth and highlights the mint variegation, while pale areas remain more sensitive to harsh direct sunlight.
Slow to moderate growth. Variegation may make this form slightly slower than a fully green specimen.
Every new leaf may reveal a different balance of dark green, mint and cream.
Mature plants may produce typical aroid inflorescences consisting of a spathe and spadix.
The plant is primarily cultivated for its spectacular textured and variegated foliage.
Propagation is mainly carried out by separating offsets or small corms produced around the root system.
Remove only old or damaged leaves and avoid unnecessary handling of new foliage while it is unfurling.
Highly variegated sections are naturally more delicate than green tissue.
Use a balanced low-strength tropical plant or aroid fertiliser during active growth.
Light regular feeding is preferable to concentrated fertilisation.
This plant combines two exceptional traits: the reptilian texture of 'Dragon Scale' and mint-to-cream variegation that changes from one leaf to the next.
Every new growth becomes a surprise, with a unique balance of dark green, deeply marked veins and pale marbled sectors.
Provide bright filtered light and a highly aerated substrate. With variegated Alocasia, aim for stable growing conditions rather than pushing rapid growth with heavy fertilisation.
Like other Araceae, Alocasia baginda contains calcium oxalate crystals. The sap may be irritating and the plant should not be ingested.
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