Alocasia brisbanensis aka Cunjevoi

Alocasia brisbanensis, also known as cunjevoi or spoon lily, is a species of rhizomatous evergreen perennial plant in the family Araceae. Native to the rainforests of eastern Australia, this foliage plant features large, rippled, spade-shaped dark green glossy leaves on dark green stems. It produces fragrant green-cream flowers in the summer, resembling the arum lily, and clusters of red berries on spikes after flowering. Alocasia brisbanensis, commonly referred to as Elephant Ears, is a popular houseplant, although it can grow to enormous sizes when cultivated outdoors. It typically supports a few leaves at a time, with older leaves retiring as new ones emerge. This plant grows from underground corms, similar to bulbs, which may produce baby Alocasias during repotting. It is important to keep this plant out of reach of children and pets, as it contains calcium oxalate crystals. The common name "cunjevoi" originates from the Bundjalung language spoken in northern New South Wales.