What Makes it Unique?

• An easy-to-grow plant whose leaves resemble like Elephant’s ears.
• Arrow-shaped leaves spreads fasters that are highly used for decorative purposes.
• It grows quickly with the non-woody shrubs that re-bloom each year effortlessly.
• Shows different shades of green and yellow as the sunlight hits the leaves, giving a gorgeous sight.

How to Care?

• Elephant’s ear plants crave for full sunlight and receive stunted growth due to lack of proper sunlight.
• Being in too much or under harsh sunray can also burn the leaves. Find a corner that receives a suitable amount of sunlight.
• You can also adjust the Alocasia plant by moving them continuously so that the entire plant receives proper sunlight.
• If the leaves appear bleached or signed, you must put them in shady places where they receive filtered sunlight.
• The best way to take care of them is to keep them continuously moist but not soggy. Elephant’s ear plants do not survive in waterlogged soil.
• Another way to save them from waterlogging is using a pot with proper drainage space. This will allow the plant to get rid of excess water quickly.
• Alocasia plants are very protective of their soil type as they can’t survive in waterlogged soil. A well-drained and well-aerated soil is the best option for their growth.
• Also, it must be rich with organic fertilizer and well-composted manure to allow the best growth.
• You need to take good care of the plant during the initial days after receiving it.
• Water the plant thoroughly and frequently to the Elephant’s Ear plant and keep them under direct sunlight.
• Before repotting, you must wait for the plant to adjust from the travel shocks. Wait for at least 15 days before repotting them.