Plant Bio

Alocasia wins again with another dazzling display of living beauty. The Cuprea’s leaves delicately twinkle as light reflects off of the almost metallic, dark chocolatey-green foliage. Similar to the Polly, this Alocasia is more compact than others, displaying a jungle rich burgundy underside which offers depth against the lustre of its glossy new growth.

The Alocasia’s soil should be kept moist with warm water. Do not allow the soil to dry out, but be wary not to overwater. Little and often is a good approach.

Needs a moist environment with above average humidity. Stand on a pebble tray to improve humidity and mist frequently. The ideal location would be a bright, steamy bathroom or kitchen.

Alocasia care
Alocasia prefers fertile, humus, moderately moist, well-drained and drained soils. The site should be bright but not exposed to direct sunlight. The plant feels best at a temperature of around 18-21 degrees C. He loves high air humidity, so it is necessary to gently sprinkle it with soft water. The plant cannot be poured or dried. In winter, watering should be significantly reduced. From spring to autumn, we feed the alocase every two weeks with fertilizer for plants with ornamental leaves. Younger plants are transplanted in spring each year; for older plants, it is enough to replace the top layer of the substrate.