Alocasia Nebula

Keep Alocasia plants wet the whole year; they are water-loving plants. There is a scarcely conspicuous contrast with these plants. You want to keep the soil damp, yet all the equivalent not light. They require less water all through the chilly climate months considering the way that the plant is slow.

Elephant ear plants will persevere under 60 degrees Fahrenheit. They will die back during colder seasons but then again sprout from the rhizome. They require, and thrive in, incredibly damp circumstances. To raise the moistness around your plant, put it on a plate stacked up with stones and thereafter add water until it rises to just underneath the lower part of the pot. Get them a long way from cold drafts from windows, entrances, and cooling.

Alocasias can be significant feeders, especially the gigantic varieties. Feed with liquid fertilizer at least a couple of times each month; a 20-20-20 arrangement is proposed during the creating season.

Pruning your Alocasia is just comparably basic as scaling back its obscured leaves. It is average for leaves to shrivel and pass on as new leaves appear.

If you have children or pets, it's best to avoid growing these plants as their leaves can be potentially toxic. You may experience general discomfort, stomach upset, vomiting, and other varying symptoms upon ingestion.