Colocasia esculenta Redemption PP 34729 Sikkim region of India Until the mid-1990s

Until the mid-1990s

although our quantities are somewhat limited

but it's also used in Korean culture as the rest of the world would consume celery

Dry soils can cause plant stress

this form originated as a seedling selection by Gys Petrus de Jong of Dublin

Colocasia esculenta Redemption PP 34729 Sikkim region of India Until the mid-1990s(aka: Colocasia 'COREDE') Colocasia 'Redemption' is a breakthrough in elephant ear breeding from Kentucky's Brian Williams. This masterpiece grows to 4' tall, with corrugated dark black purple foliage that serves as a background for the central pattern of pink that takes up 1 3 of the leaf surface, both front and back. The pink color also follows the vein lines partially toward the leaf edge truly stunning.