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Sam
almost 3 years ago

they are corms you can pick them off and leave them in moist moss or some kind of hight moisture retention substrate and they will grow a new alocasia
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- Evil Plant Dad
  almost 3 years ago
  
  Awesome! I didn’t know they would be so close to the surface
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Beto R
almost 3 years ago

The ones that surface are usually smaller If and when you check the roots you are sure to find larger ones!
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- Evil Plant Dad
  almost 3 years ago
  
  Does size matter? 🥸
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- Beto R
  almost 3 years ago
  
  Per youtube, corms store nutrients and the larger they are the higher probability they have to grow into a new alocasia. I have 8 in water currently (half submerged) and the larger ones are doing better
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- Evil Plant Dad
  almost 3 years ago
  
  I knew size mattered :)
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jedijae
almost 3 years ago

I saw this on one of mine as well so I’m glad to know what it is!
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Brittany
almost 3 years ago

You’re a grandfather now!
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