I have seen some in the countryside fields or beside ditches that look exactly like the dripping Guanyin sold in the flower and bird market. I don't know if it is also dripping Guanyin.

Guanyin, also known as Alocasia alopecuroides, can be found in rural areas, ravines, streams and other wetlands.

You ask the dealers, will they tell the truth? Alocasia is worthless, but it can be regarded as a famous commodity to deceive people who don't know and sell money.

They always answer, "How? We all import goods from Guangdong. "

I come from Guangdong. We can often see wild alocasia here. Here, taro is like a weed.