Specifically the ones circled any helping is appreciated greatly by Flat-Menu9547 paludarium 3 Comments HourCardiologist6697 3 months ago Bottom left looks to be a silver dragon alocasia or a nebula imperialis alocasia or a platinum bisma alocasia HourCardiologist6697 3 months ago Darker alocasia on right could be several: purpley, amazonica, Mandalay, there’s def more possibilities based on color but hard to tell Separate-Year-2142 3 months ago Top center looks like a Tillandsia species. Upper mid-right (pink) and far right (light green) look like bromeliads, maybe Neoregelia or Guzmania species. The plant(s) with holes in the leaves on the far left and right look like Monstera adansoni. The mid-level mid-left fluffy plant sort of resembles a lemon button fern. The 2 at ground level look like common alocasia varieties. Write A CommentYou must be logged in to post a comment.
HourCardiologist6697 3 months ago Bottom left looks to be a silver dragon alocasia or a nebula imperialis alocasia or a platinum bisma alocasia
HourCardiologist6697 3 months ago Darker alocasia on right could be several: purpley, amazonica, Mandalay, there’s def more possibilities based on color but hard to tell
Separate-Year-2142 3 months ago Top center looks like a Tillandsia species. Upper mid-right (pink) and far right (light green) look like bromeliads, maybe Neoregelia or Guzmania species. The plant(s) with holes in the leaves on the far left and right look like Monstera adansoni. The mid-level mid-left fluffy plant sort of resembles a lemon button fern. The 2 at ground level look like common alocasia varieties.
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Bottom left looks to be a silver dragon alocasia or a nebula imperialis alocasia or a platinum bisma alocasia
Darker alocasia on right could be several: purpley, amazonica, Mandalay, there’s def more possibilities based on color but hard to tell
Top center looks like a Tillandsia species.
Upper mid-right (pink) and far right (light green) look like bromeliads, maybe Neoregelia or Guzmania species.
The plant(s) with holes in the leaves on the far left and right look like Monstera adansoni.
The mid-level mid-left fluffy plant sort of resembles a lemon button fern.
The 2 at ground level look like common alocasia varieties.