🌱growing alocasia corms | easy + high success✨with this method | fluval stratum

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I can't believe I used to be so intimidated to even try and grow alocasia corms, in my experience it's so easy and very high success rate!
I find alocasia corms love fluval stratum and sprout rally fast in this medium. The key is to keep them warm and very high humidity!
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@AtHomeWithKari 4 месяца назад

So cool I have never seen anyone do this before. So neat to learn! Thanks for sharing!

@iamclaudiaq 4 месяца назад

thank you so much for watching!

@AtHomeWithKari 4 месяца назад

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@cdulay3657 4 месяца назад

That is awesome! Love it! Where did you get the little plastic cups?

@iamclaudiaq 4 месяца назад

I got these from daiso but linked some very similar ones in the description :)

@houseplantfein 4 месяца назад

I've had the same reaction with the black velvet

@iamclaudiaq 4 месяца назад

I wonder if it's just more potent on that variety?

@user-dz4tj9vh1h 4 месяца назад

I had the same reaction last night with alocasia silver dragon. I just washed my hands very long and put hand sanitizer and the itchiness went away. I used leca for my corms, this is my first time doing this. Very exciting. Do you know if I should add water to my leca cups? I just had them washed and soaked then removed it and it was just wet when I added the corms. I covered with another cup and it’s moist inside, is this enough? Any tips are appreciated! 😊

@candyyyybabeeee Месяц назад

Would it be bad to dip the tip of corms in growth powder?

@huniebon Месяц назад

I'm curious to know what type of allergic reaction one would have? I'm asking because I had an unexplainable allergic reaction. I'm now believing it may have been my elephant ear that I recently purchased. I handled it with bare hands. At the time, I wasn't aware this could happen.

@KnittedSister 13 дней назад

That might very well have been it. They contain oxalate crystals, that can provoke an allergic reaction. Usually it is just if ingested, or in contact with sap, but if you are very allergic, just contact with the plant itself might be enough. I imagine that they might contain some other active chemicals as well, possibly differing from species to species, going on what was said in this video about Black Velvet specifically provoking a reaction. If that was what happened, you might need to be careful with philodendron as well, as they also contain oxalate crystals. But gloves and possibly long sleeves if handling a big plant should do it. Be careful not to touch the outside of the gloves when removing them. (I'm allergic to all sorts of stuff, and accidentally touching the outside of a glove with something icky on it suuucks! )