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The Latin name supposedly stemmed from Christopher Columbus mistaking it for black pepper and therefore penning it as "Pimenta" from the Spanish word for Pepper
A tough subtropical plant
Expect a heavy main crop in July followed by a later crop that often lasts into December
• Tip: Remove the flowers to encourage growth
It fruits consistently
Lauterbachiana Purple Sword Leaf Elephant Ear - Alocasia White splash The Latin name supposedly stemmedThe Lauterbachiana, or Silver Sword, has shiny deep green leaves with coppery undersides. Its slender, long, wavy spear like leaves make the Lauterbachiana different from any other Elephant Ear. This variety makes a stunning focal point in a medium (2 3 gallon) container. If your plant doesn't look just like the picture, give it a little time to grow up. Elephant Ears' attributes become even more defined when they mature. Mature height: 2 3 feet