New Arrival Mojito Elephant Ear

Mojito Elephant Ears takes tropical foliage to a new level. The long, mottled stems of Mojito are topped with large 15-18 leaves that slowly unfurl in tones of green and chartreuse, liberally painted with vibrant splashes of purple. As the summer wears on and other plants grow weary, Elephant Ears (Colocasia) become more vigorous colorful right up until the first frost! Plant Colocasia Mojito in spring in a sunny or part-sun location in moisture-retentive soil after all danger of frost has passed, and feed and water regularly for best results. Gardeners in zones 8-10 can leave Mojito in the ground for next years display. In colder zones, it will need to be dug or the container brought into a cool, dry, dark space above 40F, such as a garage or basement. Elephant ears are seldom severely damaged by deer.