| Common Name | Lemon -Lime Gecko taro |
| Size | 4' tall by 3' wide |
| USDA hardiness Zones | 8-11 |
| Sun / Shade | Full sun |
| Soil | Average garden soil |
| Moisture | moist, but well drained and not too soggy |
| Disease and Pests | None known |
| Landscape use | Foundation plantings, mass plantings, commercial landscapes, front or middle of the border, urban gardens, containers |
| Market appeal / Uniqueness | This clumping selection with mottled foliage and striped stems is much more vigorous than 'Mojito'. |
| Propagation Methods | tissue culture |
| Date of Introduction | January 2013 |
| Bloom Time | n/a |
A funky new line of Colocasias named for their brightly colored foliage. This new series is very vigorous with colorful stems, and superior foliage in magnificent shades on plants that are just the right size. Plant a Gecko in your garden or in a pot for instant color and a superior tropical effect. What do Geckos and Elephant Ears have in common? They both like warm weather, and they are uniquely colored. They can also range in size from very small, to quite large. This series has it all.
Breeder Brian Williams has taken the best of what's available and made them better. That's what good breeders do. We all fell in love with Mojito, but growers found it lacked vigor. Lemon-Lime Gecko is vigorous and sturdy and it holds up well all summer in the garden.