Alocasia Bambino Arrow

-General Infomation

In the case of the Alocasia Bambino Arrow, modesty becomes the plant. This decorative plant, sometimes known as Elephant Ear, is ideal for tiny areas to the form of its leaves. The beautiful, unique leaves of the Alocasia grow no taller than 40 cm. This small patch of the jungle also helps to cleanse the air.

-Caring

Avoid desiccation by keeping the plant wet. Use room-temperature water, which should be somewhat warmer in the summer than it is in the winter. Make sure there is enough humidity, and spraying will help.

-Placing

Alocasia’s magnificent leaves are delicate and, as a result, sensitive. Herefore, avoid direct sunlight by placing the plant in a sunny place with minimal chance of brushing against the leaves. As long as the room temperature is approximately 20 degrees, the plant will thrive in less well-lit areas.

-Propagation

Repot the Alocasia every two or three years, or when the plant has grown too huge. Generally, do this in the spring. Any damaged roots will heal more quickly during this time.

-Fertilizing

Improve soil fertility while the plant is actively developing by scraping some compost into two soil without disturbing the plant’s roots. Then, every two weeks, feed the plant a balanced, water-soluble fertilizer, such as fertilizer For Growing, diluted at a rate of 1 teaspoon/litre of water.