Origin
The Alocasia zebrina 'Siberian Tiger' comes from the humid tropical forests of Southeast Asia. The plant is also known by the name 'Zebra Plant' due to the characteristic markings on the stems. The plant belongs to the family of Araceae, also referred to as the arum family. The specific variety 'Siberian Tiger' has been developed by growers and has a particularly lively pattern on the leaf.

Characteristics
The Alocasia zebrina 'Siberian Tiger' is a distinctive house plant that stands out for its large arrow-shaped leaves and striped stems. These stems, with zebra-like markings, give the plant its common name. The plant can grow up to a meter high. The leaves have a dark green colour on the upper side and are purplish on the underside.

Care
The care of the Alocasia zebrina 'Siberian Tiger' requires some attention. It needs a bright location, but not in direct sunlight. It grows well in a humid environment and the soil should be kept constantly moist, but without waterlogging. It is recommended to regularly spray this type of plants to maintain high humidity. It thrives well in temperatures between 16 and 29 degrees Celsius.