Javaniska Elflora

14/06/2026

This is Furkon Muhammad — the aroid collector from Kuningan, Indonesia who attempted a cross between two different genera within Araceae.

The full video is now live on the channel.
ft. Furkon Muhammad

11/06/2026

Alocasia corazon takes a different path, relying on texture, depth, and a remarkable silvery glow.

11/06/2026

Not the rarest Alocasia.
Not the newest.
Yet Alocasia watsoniana remains one of the most beautiful.

10/06/2026

Alocasia × Cyrtosperma — a cross that has no formal documentation in Araceae.

This is Furkon Muhammad, an aroid collector from Kuningan, Indonesia. Through deliberate manual pollination, he attempted something the botanical literature has never confirmed before — a cross between two different genera within Araceae.
No genetic proof yet. But the plant is growing.
Full documentary coming to the channel.

ft.

09/06/2026

Syzygium verstegii.

08/06/2026

Amorphophallus ranchanensis, entering its next chapter.
From flower to fruit, the cycle continues.

04/06/2026

We deliberately crossed Alocasia and Cyrtosperma — two different genera within Araceae.

This is the result.

No confirmed genetic proof yet. No documented precedent in botanical literature. Just morphology that does not fit cleanly into either genus.

Is this even possible? We want to hear from you.

— ft.

02/06/2026

A small detail that makes a big difference.

Syzygium verstegii is often confused with Syzygium jiewhoei, but one of the easiest features to spot is the shape of the fruit’s apex.

On S. verstegii, the tip is usually more pronounced, while S. jiewhoei tends to be rounder.

Have you ever seen either species in person?

30/05/2026

Not Alocasia chienlii.
Not officially, anyway.

The full story is in the video 👇

29/05/2026