Alocasia "Tiny Dancer"This is a new hybrid of alocasia, introduced in 2013. The Tiny Dancer will do best in a nutrient rich, well draining soil. Place in a spot with bright, filtered light. Make sure to keep it out of direct sun. Alocasias love a humid environment and prefer to have moist soil. Never allow the soil to dry out completely. Alocasias are considered slightly toxic if eaten.

as their porous nature allows for air flow and helps prevent overwatering

due to the coin shape of their large leaves

In the spring and summer

is native to the west slopes of the Andes mountains

Like most desert plants

so you don't have to worry about it outgrowing your space

Ficus are considered slightly toxic

Place your plant in a spot with bright light

you guessed it

You can see from the inspo pic just how beautiful they can be

Sansevieria are considered slightly toxic

Allow the top 50% of soil to dry out in between waterings