Alocasia 'London Eye' Aurea variegated (wk27-UH) week 4 or sectoral white variegation

or sectoral white variegation

creating the regal appearance that has made the Queen Anthurium one of the most sought-after variegated aroids in cultivation

This cultivar was discovered around 2019 by Mason Lee of Mason Plants in South Korea as a spontaneous mutation of Alocasia ‘Amazonica’

with each leaf displaying its own unique balance of rich pink and deep green

This type 2 form comes from selected variegated lines where expression varies leaf to leaf while keeping the classic soft matte texture and strong leaf form

Alocasia 'London Eye' Aurea variegated (wk27-UH) week 4 or sectoral white variegationAlocasia London Eye Aurea Variegated is a rare variegated selection derived from Alocasia micholitziana (Frydek) and is defined by its rounded, orbicular leaf shape. The velvety leaves display aurea variegation in yellow to golden tones caused by reduced chlorophyll, often appearing as irregular sectors or marbling against a deep green base. This cultivar differs from standard Frydek forms through both its softer, rounded leaf morphology and its