Alocasia 'Jacklin' also known as Alocasia ‘Jacklyn’ (a misspelling of the former), and Alocasia ‘Tanduk Rusa’ is a cultivar of the undescribed yet species Alocasia tandurusa. Enjie Jacklin, a local of Gorontalo in Northern Sulawesi, bought the first few individuals of this species and popularized it online under the name Alocasia ‘Jacklin’. The main characteristic of this plant is its leaf shape which resembles deer horns. Its foliage is slightly pubescent, fresh green with dark green, very conspicuous venation .
The specific epithet for this species is an attempt at latinization of the name ‘Tanduk Rusa’, meaning deer antlers.
Genus name comes form the Greek words a meaning without and Colocasia the name of a closely allied genus, form which it was separated.
Alocasia tandurusa 'Jacklin'
Alocasia tandurusa 'Jacklin' comes in following sizes:
baby (XS ) - comes in a ⌀ 6 cm pot, and is ca. 10 cm tall
S - comes in a ⌀ 10.5 cm pot, and is ca. 15 cm tall
M - comes in a ⌀ 14 cm pot, and is ca. 30 cm tall
