Alocasia
Alocasia spp.

Alocasia, commonly known as the Elephant Ear plant, is a group of perennial plants known for their large, beautifully patterned leaves. These tropical plants are native to Asia and Eastern Australia and are often used as striking ornamental plants both indoors and outdoors in warm climates. Alocasias prefer high humidity and indirect, bright light. They can be challenging to care for, especially in cooler, less humid environments, but their dramatic foliage makes them a popular choice for plant enthusiasts.

Growing phases (4)

Germination

Seedling

Vegetative growth

Flowering

Growing phases (4)

1. Germination

21 days

  • Lighting

    150/m2/s, 5/mol/m2d

  • Soil temperature

    26°C

  • Soil moisture

    60%

  • Plant temperature

    26°C

  • Air humidity

    26%

2. Seedling

45 days

  • Lighting

    200/m2/s, 6/mol/m2d

  • Soil temperature

    25°C

  • Soil moisture

    60%

  • Plant temperature

    25°C

  • Air humidity

    25%

3. Vegetative growth

90 days

  • Lighting

    250/m2/s, 10/mol/m2d

  • Soil temperature

    24°C

  • Soil moisture

    60%

  • Plant temperature

    24°C

  • Air humidity

    24%

4. Flowering

60 days

  • Lighting

    300/m2/s, 12/mol/m2d

  • Soil temperature

    22°C

  • Soil moisture

    60%

  • Plant temperature

    22°C

  • Air humidity

    22%

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