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Black Stem (Colocasia Fontanesii)

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Jack's Giant EE

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Thai Giant EE

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sandy0225

Very nice!

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saltydad

It will be interesting to directly compare Jack's Giant and Thai Giant. Please continue to post pics. That fontanesii is really nice.

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I'll try to do some pictures, but Jack's Giant and Thai Giant have a very different look. Jack's Giant looks like a big standard Green EE in it's form, but the Thai Giant has a very different "look" more spread out with leaves more pointing out like an Alocasia. Jack's Giant has the leaf more attached at the back like a "shield" Jack's Giant also pups more so it's more of a cluster, but it is supposed to get really tall.

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