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Plant nana

I think I’m losing her. I’m so sad. I just can’t keep this one alive.

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  1. Roxanna

    I lost my alocasia flying squid also. I put the corm in a perlite/fluval mix and then into a self watering container and covered the nursery pot with cling wrap. That kept the humidity in. The process has been slow but there is new growth.

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    • Plant nana

      I tried that with my other ones too I’m waiting

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  2. The leafy Angel

    Just because her leafs die doesn’t mean the plant is dead, if the rhizome (root/stem) is still good she will grow back. Just keep taking care of it like it has leaves

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    • Plant nana

      And the root stem does look good so I’m gonna hold onto her

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  3. Gena

    Mine did the same, I cut the leave down and put her roots in a shot glass of water. She is growing new roots daily so I hope she comes back! I loved her!

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  4. Abbiegracevb

    Alocasias go dormant during the winter sometimes! If you treat her the same as when she had leaves, she should pop back up when spring rolls around!

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    • Plant nana

      Awesome!!! Thanks

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