Alocasia, Elephant's Ear 'Tigrina Superba'

Per Irene Ngoo at Min's Garden @tropicaljungle in Singapore:
"I was initially seized by the distinctive black-and-white leaf stalk...Read Mores of this Alocasia zebrina 'Tigrina Superba' which resemble the stripes of a zebra, hence its name. But have also grown fascinated by its deep green arrow-shaped leaves with pronounced veins. Originally from Southeast Asia, this exotic zebrina is familiar with the rainforest floor, meaning it loves a moist, humid environment. It thrives best in bright but indirect sunlight. The leaves teach towards the brightest light, so make sure you rotate the plant once in a while. It goes through dormancy when its leaves will turn yellow and drop, so do not be alarmed when this happens. During this period, the plant will require less water."