Does anyone know what plant this is? I thought it was part of the alocasia family and i took a few cuttings from outside and tried to keep them in some water inside and they’re dying and not growing roots. can it not grow inside?
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Does anyone know what plant this is? I thought it was part of the alocasia family and i took a few cuttings from outside and tried to keep them in some water inside and they’re dying and not growing roots. can it not grow inside?
Just wanted to show off my cutie little Jacklyn plant that I propagated back in September. She's stunning 🥺
Decided to treat myself to a little birthday present 🥳 happy birthday to meeeee
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Early Valentine's Day gift from my boyfriend 😍 Finally joining the variegated alocasia frydek club!
That last leaf got me obsessed 🤩
That split variegation on the newest leaf 😙🤌🏼
Love these little guys 🥹 grown from corms 🌱 not all them have made it but super happy with the survivors lol
This is the Pink Dragon that I brought home in December. It has held onto this one leaf until yesterday when I noticed it was starting to yellow. The roots still look really healthy. My question is, how do I know if my plant is dying vs. going dormant? I know that alocasias also tend to “cycle” when adjusting to a new home. Could that be what’s going on here? Let me know what you think!
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Hi everyone, I hope I'm on the right thread for my angel wing. Not sure what family it is in. If I am, I hope someone can help. Am I over watering? It was beautiful when I got it a couple months ago. It's still in the pot, I bought it in. Any suggestions?
Super cool variegation pattern on the new leaf of my Dragon Scale
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I'm pretty new to Alocasias but from what I've read, they spread through corms? So I have one on one shelf and another on a different shelf. Neither are touching. How in the world did I end up with two babies in a third pot? Again, not touching the other two. They're all on different shelves. I'd appreciate any insight.
Look at this bad boy coming in!!!!
Just admiring the growth 😍🌿
Does anyone else have this Alocasia I’m surprised it lasted this long i forget about him all the time and hardly water him and he seems to be pushing out new leaves. Should i cut the old ones ?
Follow up. Here is a photo of the mother plant before it started losing stems. It goes outside in part shade during spring and summer. Last summer it grew a flower for the first time in 4 years I have had this plant.
Please help with my baby zebrina. I separated this from the mother plant last summer. I follow.planta schedule but this leaf will mot uncurl. And top soil feels damp. I will show you photo of the baby and the mother plant. The mother plant has lost almost all stems but for one. Thanks.