Foliage plants
Discover the beauty of Alocasias and Colocasias with fellow plant lovers, share tips, and embrace the joy of cultivating these exotic treasures.
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Do I need to repot my alocasia zebrina again? I repotted it about a month ago because it was root bound and wouldn’t stand up on its own. As I was watering it today I noticed that some roots are starting to poke out the bottom already. I don’t want to cause stress by repotting too soon. Any suggestions?
Just lucked out and found this beauty at my local grocery store for $15! Here’s my dilemma, should I transfer straight to LECA, or leave her alone for now? I’ve successfully transferred my other Alocasia (Nebula and Maharani), but lost most of the original leaves in the process, which I wouldn’t normally mind…but man I hate to lose this variegated beauty, especially not knowing if I’ll get another…. On the other hand, I don’t have any soil plants indoors, and with this coming from a big chain store, there’s no telling what might be going on under the surface (pests, rot, etc.). What would you do?
Going to post this in two groups. This is not my picture but found it on Reddit trying to find answers for something similar but in a much milder form happening on one of my Alocasia leaves. Does anyone know what this could be? No pests were found at all. It’s like small yellow spots. Don’t think it’s fungal or bacterial because often that is accompanied by wilty leaves and brown halos. Any advice is welcome.
New leaf on my Dragon Scale is so matte! I love it 😍
Do you guys know why my plant would have spots like this? It’s in the sun, could it be too much sunlight? I did just repot it
My Alocasia Team
Yay! So glad they added this Alocasia group! Showing off my Zebrina to celebrate the occasion!
Omg! Planta! Thank you for creating this group 🤩 So excited!! Posting only a few of my babies 🥰 Alocasia is my favorite genus 🩷
Just sharing my odora. I’ve only had it a little while and I have many new leaves and have taken several corms. Easiest alocasia for sure! I am excited for it to get properly big!