Hannah
It’s not quite a seed but i plopped some of my alocasia baroque sword corms into some stratum from a take out container 🫶🏼✨ there’s a small bit of water and i’m keeping it under a grow light. any advice? thank you 🫶🏼
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- Lisa
I do the same but I also use a seedling heat mat when growing my Alocasia corms. They love the small amt of heat.
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do you think i could put em on my heater or close to it? i dont have a mat
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- Lisa
No, I wouldn’t. Using a heat mat is just an extra step u could use to be successful. You should be fine as long as you give them enough light. I planted a few in stratum recently. Great medium to use for corms. I’ll post a few pics. So fun to watch them grow!
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- Lisa
And right now. 💚 Alocasia longiloba.
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- Hannah
omg they’re all doing so well !! great job
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- Lisa
I just planted two. This is the progression since I planted them on March 4th. Good luck!!! 😊
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Big Apple PlantsI agree that Alocasias need heat to incentivize growth. My alocasia silver dragon corms didnt start sprouting/growing faster until I moved them into a greenhouse cabinet. I have them in sphagnum moss though.
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