Pink China is a colocasia everyone wants.  Well, at least everyone I speak with wants on in their yard.  I guess I can't blame them.  Pink China is very easy to care for.  Just give it lots of good soil, sun, and water.  That is all it needs.  Pink China prefers full sun with lots of water during the growing season.  I would recommend fertilizing once a week to see the best results. 

 

This colocasia is a clumping ee and produces many babies each year.  I find it best to separate them each year.  Otherwise the main tuber fights for food and water and doesn't grow as large has it could if separated.  At the same time the clumping affect is very nice look if looking for that more compact look.

 

The leaves are standard green with a pink dot in the center.  The stems will turn darker pink with the more sun exposer they get.

 

I've heard rumors this plant has survived in KY in the ground and on top of the soil.  That is great news for everyone living North of zone 7.  Since many ee's can only survive to zone 7.