Had a quick search: "Grow Alocasia 'Polly' in bright light out of direct sunlight, in free draining peat-free compost. A minimum temperature of 16ºC is perfect, ideally in a humid location, such as a bathroom. If the room isn't humid enough, you can increase humidity levels by standing the pot on a tray filled with pebbles and then add water until it rises to just below the bottom of the pot."

If relevant, try addressing humidity and ensure it stays out of direct sunlight. It could be waiting until conditions are favourable.

Ah, on the contrary, it shall (and has already been) used for personal use also :)

A hire car for work whilst I wait for mine to go into the garage. (I can claim back on expenses).

Oh the joys of narcissists. I luckily missed the marriage bit, but a 5 year relationship was a rough one to end. There is no discussion with narcissists, just endless frustration at their instinctual responses to protect themselves. Remember, they're the ones missing out on so much from life because they're driven by a deep insecurity we can barely imagine!

Keep going, there will be an end and a time when you can finally move on!

It looks like cornflower and knapweed seeds of UK species, so I'd expect a relative native to that region. Sow it, they've got a good rate of germination so you could find out that way :)

We had clap for carers/NHS(healthcare) workers in the UK. Each Thursday at 8pm. Pots and pans were also employed.

A nice idea initially to give some emotional support to those on the 'frontline', that ultimately did f-all to help anyone when they really needed government support (which they didn't get) and essentially turned into little more than vitrue signaling. Happy days.

Makes me think of the house from A Wild Sheep Chase by Haruki Murakami.