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title: "This is a first for me!! Looks like she's blooming"
description: "This is a first for me!! Looks like she's blooming"
url: "https://getplanta.com/community/8YJLrBkOSo27kyNSisgUpA/JwA4sd4PshVtabpd5XgsGd"
community: "Alocasia Aficionados"
author: "Mel"
published: "2025-06-16T11:18:38.964527Z"
language: "en"
image: "https://images.getplanta.com/v1/resize/QVtI6Ufhp-w-W2kfLn1ERQAjwRBKj7qlnO-W4H4S_3k/HQGYse4OQCiLPNBdVRXVkA.webp?size=large"
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# This is a first for me!! Looks like she's blooming

_Posted by Mel on 2025-06-16_

This is a first for me!! Looks like she's blooming

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## 3 comments

### Wolfen 🐺 commented on 2025-06-16

That does look like an inflo

#### Mel replied on 2025-06-16

Which is a good thing I hope...she's not gonna die after this is she?

#### Wolfen 🐺 replied on 2025-06-16

No, Alocasia don't expire after they produce inflorescence. If you aren't going to utilize it, you can cut it off though. They do pull quite a bit of the plants energy.

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