Alocasia Black Stem

An Alocasia grows well in damp environments because it is a descendant of rainforest plants. It can be composted in the style of a rainforest using peat and orchid bark, and it thrives in light, well-drained soil. During the growing season, you need keep the soil moist without sopping it too much since rot might develop, and you should only irrigate with purified water. To keep the humidity level high, mist the leaves frequently. Feed the plant roughly every two weeks while it is growing, but not at all while it is dormant. It requires annual repotting because it grows swiftly and dislikes direct sunshine.