Discover me in the Nursery:Greenhouse 1 - Table 21A - Group D
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Alocasia x chantrieri - seedling
The Alocasia x chantrieri is a stunning tropical houseplant renowned for its large, heart-shaped leaves with prominent white veining and distinctive textured surface that creates an elegant and sophisticated display.
Light: Bright, indirect light or direct morning sun is ideal. Avoid harsh afternoon sunlight which can damage the delicate foliage.
Temperature: Warm temperatures are preferred, with a minimum night temperature of 65°F (18°C) and a maximum day temperature of 85°F (29°C).
Humidity: High humidity levels are crucial, ideally between 60% and 80%. Using humidifiers or misting regularly can help maintain these levels.
Watering: Allow the top 25% of the soil to dry slightly between waterings. Water thoroughly but ensure good drainage to prevent root rot.
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Foliage Characteristics: This Alocasia has large, heart-shaped green leaves with striking white veins. Its textured surface and elegant shape make it a sophisticated and visually appealing plant for collectors.
Whole order of plants, plural came in damaged. Tried contacting, sent Pic, etc. No response no replacement no anything. Just a bunch of plants ruined. Wasted money.
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Taila Stoner
Healthy and thriving!
I picked one of these babies up a couple of weeks ago and recently transferred her into leca! super healthy and I can see a new leaf on the way. 10/10 and the guy who helped me was super knowledgeable and friendly
packaged very, very well. I’ve never seen something packaged so secure. I just received my plant. It looks in perfect health but then again I just received it. Will definitely do an update.
I ordered plants from another company that have ended up upside down and damaged. Because you include the packaging immediately around the soil and then wrap it they arrived nicely. They seem to be adjusting and I have now transplanted them into terracotta pots.