Alocasia macrorrhiza Dark Star (elephant ear)
Elephant Ears
A tropical plant that grows up to six feet tall and five feet wide. It is a cross between four different varieties of the Elephant Ear. The leaves are toxic to humans and animals. Fertilize once a month during spring and summer, growing season. Alocasias go dormant in winter and the leaves drop. Alsocasias are susceptible to spider mites, check the plant periodically.
- Plant in bright indirect light
- Best in well-drained soil, potting mix or crumbly loam
- Allow the top two to three inches of soil to dry between watering. During the winter they go through a dormancy period and requires less frequent waterings.
- Native to Asia
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Elephant Ears
A tropical plant that grows up to six feet tall and five feet wide. It is a cross between four different varieties of the Elephant Ear. The leaves are toxic to humans and animals. Fertilize once a month during spring and summer, growing season. Alocasias go dormant in winter and the leaves drop. Alsocasias are susceptible to spider mites, check the plant periodically.
- Plant in bright indirect light
- Best in well-drained soil, potting mix or crumbly loam
- Allow the top two to three inches of soil to dry between watering. During the winter they go through a dormancy period and requires less frequent waterings.
- Native to Asia