I grew my first alocasia from a corm and im just so happy, I wanted to share.
Thoughts on best way to remove it from the little humidity cup I have it in so I dont shock and kill it immediately?
Baby and mama together in 2nd picš„°
by No_Chip_8164
I grew my first alocasia from a corm and im just so happy, I wanted to share.
Thoughts on best way to remove it from the little humidity cup I have it in so I dont shock and kill it immediately?
Baby and mama together in 2nd picš„°
by No_Chip_8164
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What a cute first leaf! š Came here to ask the same actually! This is my first baby alocasia from a corm. She’s black velvet pink and I bought her from somebody else so it’s also my first pink baby (just a little bit of pink for now but I’m excited for the future)! I’ll lurk here for advice on how and when to transfer in to a bigger pot.
https://preview.redd.it/11r1tir5nczg1.jpeg?width=3072&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=235528fefe0c0af7ff53894ec672a1c0276610a2
I just leave mine until they have a good second or even third leaf. If they are just in perlite you can add a bit of chunky soil to the cup. Donāt cover the corm. Or Iāve even lifted it out added the chunky soil underneath and let them grow. Youāve got a lot of room for growth in those little cups.
Me too, just planted her this morning
https://preview.redd.it/xkhrpoj8yczg1.jpeg?width=3000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=bf059ce8de94389caa2d8a14abbab47e0c55432c