Origin
The Alocasia 'Portodora', also known as the elephant ear, has its origin in the tropical regions of Southeast Asia. The plant belongs to the Araceae family. It is especially in the rainforests of Borneo, an island in this region, where this plant grows abundantly.

Characteristics
The Alocasia 'Portodora' is known for its large, heart-shaped leaves with strong veins. The leaves are glossy green and can grow up to 1 metre long. The plant may produce small, inconspicuous flowers in the summer. In general, the 'Portodora' can grow up to a height of 2 metres, making it an imposing indoor plant.

Care
The Alocasia 'Portodora' has specific care requirements. It needs a light location, but must be protected from direct sunlight. The soil should be kept constantly moist, but must not drown in water. During the spring and summer, it is advisable to fertilise the plant regularly. It is also important to know that this plant appreciates high humidity to prevent leaf dehydration.