Sangria Elephant Ear - Colocasia Salad Tree the leaves split into parts

the leaves split into parts like spider legs with the texture of cardboard

Elephant Ears' attributes become even more defined as they mature

• Soil: Loamy

The Kadota thrives in drier climates

Sangria Elephant Ear - Colocasia Salad Tree the leaves split into partsThe Sangria elephant ear gets its name from its bright pink to dark red stems that develop as the plant matures. The stems are not the only showstopper though the leaves sport a blue green tint and purple veins, making this plant as striking as a cool Sangria drink. It grows in clumps and makes a great landscape or container plant. Height when mature: 4 6 feet Light: If planted in full sun, they typically grow more compact and brightly colored. In