In the last year I’ve bought an alocasia Polly and another kind which I’m not too sure of the type. I have it indoors and I’ve tried everything. I think I was watering it too much since all my other plants don’t like too much water either.
My house is always at 72° and ranges from 42-52 humidity. Alocasia seems to be the only plant I’m really not good with.
They could go months without watering and look fine and the moment I add any amount of water whatsoever the leaves start ruining.
I’ve used tap, I’ve used filtered, I’ve used bottled, I’ve used completely zero filtered, I’ve tried lots of water, little water.
I have one sprout from my alocasia Polly left that I’m trying to salvage and about two from the other (the old bulbs seem to be sprouting).
Helppppp!!! Why are alocasia so difficult?!
Alocasia watering trouble
Hi,
You don't say anything about light.
Light is the driving force of plant metabolism, and many people don't have as much light on plants as they think.
Light is really like the food of the plant. No light, it starves.
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