In the latter method, the water will evaporate and provide constant moisture in the air around the plant.

I have named mine Drago from his name so hopefully he doesn't hate me for it. Thus, keep the kids and pets strictly away from your Alocasia Silver.eval(ez_write_tag([[300,250],'gardeningbrain_com-banner-1','ezslot_2',106,'0','0'])); Just like the majority of Alocasias, the plant shows slow growth in winter. While all of these problems are different, they all have a common origin: excessively humid plant surface and soil. The best time to do this is during the spring and summer season. To increase the humidity around a houseplant, place the plant on a tray filled with pebbles and water. Sandy and rock soils don’t go well along with the Alocasia plants. Thus, make sure that you move the plant to a warmer place when the temperatures start to drop outside. Cut a piece of the underground rhizome using a sterilised knife or blade and then pot this separately. You can also try up until the end of the summer. Bacterial and fungal infections such as leaf spots, root rot, and Xanthomonas. These include the famous Alocasia amazonica and the gigantic Alocasia macrorrhizos. Take a sterilized knife and cut about 1/3rd of the rhizome. Alocasia Baginda 'Silver Dragon' In comparison to all the Alocasia species listed, this particular one is considered a Jewel. But if you reside in dry climates, you might need to put a little extra effort into your plant. Month 3-6: Maintain the level of care and watch the plant grow to its full size. Loose the soil around the base of a healthy plant. Ensure that they are rich with organic matter and are good quality plant food. If you live in a highly humid region, perfect! All of these are flowering and belong to the tropical areas of Asia to the subtropical lands of Eastern Australia.

In the latter method, the water will evaporate and provide constant moisture in the air around the plant.

I have named mine Drago from his name so hopefully he doesn't hate me for it. Thus, keep the kids and pets strictly away from your Alocasia Silver.eval(ez_write_tag([[300,250],'gardeningbrain_com-banner-1','ezslot_2',106,'0','0'])); Just like the majority of Alocasias, the plant shows slow growth in winter. While all of these problems are different, they all have a common origin: excessively humid plant surface and soil. The best time to do this is during the spring and summer season. To increase the humidity around a houseplant, place the plant on a tray filled with pebbles and water. Sandy and rock soils don’t go well along with the Alocasia plants. Thus, make sure that you move the plant to a warmer place when the temperatures start to drop outside. Cut a piece of the underground rhizome using a sterilised knife or blade and then pot this separately. You can also try up until the end of the summer. Bacterial and fungal infections such as leaf spots, root rot, and Xanthomonas. These include the famous Alocasia amazonica and the gigantic Alocasia macrorrhizos. Take a sterilized knife and cut about 1/3rd of the rhizome. Alocasia Baginda 'Silver Dragon' In comparison to all the Alocasia species listed, this particular one is considered a Jewel. But if you reside in dry climates, you might need to put a little extra effort into your plant. Month 3-6: Maintain the level of care and watch the plant grow to its full size. Loose the soil around the base of a healthy plant. Ensure that they are rich with organic matter and are good quality plant food. If you live in a highly humid region, perfect! All of these are flowering and belong to the tropical areas of Asia to the subtropical lands of Eastern Australia.

In the latter method, the water will evaporate and provide constant moisture in the air around the plant.

I have named mine Drago from his name so hopefully he doesn't hate me for it. Thus, keep the kids and pets strictly away from your Alocasia Silver.eval(ez_write_tag([[300,250],'gardeningbrain_com-banner-1','ezslot_2',106,'0','0'])); Just like the majority of Alocasias, the plant shows slow growth in winter. While all of these problems are different, they all have a common origin: excessively humid plant surface and soil. The best time to do this is during the spring and summer season. To increase the humidity around a houseplant, place the plant on a tray filled with pebbles and water. Sandy and rock soils don’t go well along with the Alocasia plants. Thus, make sure that you move the plant to a warmer place when the temperatures start to drop outside. Cut a piece of the underground rhizome using a sterilised knife or blade and then pot this separately. You can also try up until the end of the summer. Bacterial and fungal infections such as leaf spots, root rot, and Xanthomonas. These include the famous Alocasia amazonica and the gigantic Alocasia macrorrhizos. Take a sterilized knife and cut about 1/3rd of the rhizome. Alocasia Baginda 'Silver Dragon' In comparison to all the Alocasia species listed, this particular one is considered a Jewel. But if you reside in dry climates, you might need to put a little extra effort into your plant. Month 3-6: Maintain the level of care and watch the plant grow to its full size. Loose the soil around the base of a healthy plant. Ensure that they are rich with organic matter and are good quality plant food. If you live in a highly humid region, perfect! All of these are flowering and belong to the tropical areas of Asia to the subtropical lands of Eastern Australia.

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