Alocasia Frydek Full Care Guide | 2 Years Later

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In this video I dive into Alocasia Frydek Care and my experiences growing this plant over the past 2 years.
I dive into naming, care and tips for the plant and also the dreaded spidermites.
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@DanielHanson343 Год назад

I ended up finding my Frydek at a discount bargin store here in Canada with 11 leaves on it for $10.....I grabbed that thing and ran to the register as fast as my little legs could move , It was the only one in the store and surely that price had to be a mistake.

@littlebeggarbear 2 года назад

I totally agree on the moisture meter!!! That was the key to me actually starting to keep plants alive on my journey!!! No, it’s not completely fool proof, but omg it allowed me to start with Alocasias, and I love them!!! Thank you for the video as usual - your personality is so genuine and hilarious - keep doing what you’re doing bc you are great at it!!! 🌱💚

@Houseplantygoodness 2 года назад

woop woop for the moisture meters, same here, it has helped me loads too. awww thank you for your lovely words, truly made my day 😁

@MariaVargas-dj7qe Год назад

I like how detailed you are, don"t mind a thing sitting in front of the screen to listen to you, I will keep on watching

@candyyyybabeeee 2 месяца назад

My goodness!!! She is a beauty 🥹 Also THANK YOU for the clarification on the name, I was going NUTS trying to figure out the true name. I have a variegated alocasia (frydek)

@laurenervin1404 2 года назад

2 1/2 years into me actually collecting houseplants and I also still use my water meter as well👍 mostly for some of my larger plants that don't always show obvious signs of being dry. It can be super helpful!

@Houseplantygoodness 2 года назад

exactly it can be hugely valuable!

@berlinaroids Год назад

I couldn't agree more on the moisture meter thing. When I got my first Monstera albo I was frightened. I didn't get the plant because everybody wanted it but because I honestly just adored (and still do) the way it looked. So, of course, I waited patiently until I got a chance to buy an established (rather large actually) plant to an acceptable price. And there we were, me and my forever-fav plant up until this day. Whenever I felt like I had to water it I checked with the moisture meter first. 9 out of 10 times there was ABSOLUTELY no need to water the poor thing unless I wanted to suffocate it. Withing a few weeks I got a hang of it. I not only relaxed but made that plant thrive and that's exactly what you described. You can't use your experience with watering when u absolutely have none ;) I rarely use the meter anymore. Especially because I use a mix so chunky it will tell me there's a drought right after I watered 🤣 yet on my allocasias it came in handy from time to time ever since.

@tonybezanson9625 2 года назад

This is actually my first alocaisia and so far, its been doing great and I've found it pretty easy. Every leaf is just beautiful. I also got it for a steal at 40$ ;)

@emacutay4312 Год назад

Omg, it cracks me up when you laugh! Love your vids…x

@Lumimyrsky 2 года назад

It's actually called a Maxkowskii (Or Alocasia micholitziana 'maxkowskii'). 😁 Green Velvet is also acceptable. I got mine home around 2½ weeks ago (It's 32 inches tall!) sent over 4 days from Netherlands to the cold North of Denmark. Absolutely love this plant, and I literally pet it every time I walk past it haha.

@Houseplantygoodness 2 года назад

Ohhh i did not know that, thanks for sharing 😊 ohh even more impressive with the shipping in cold 🙌🙌🙌🙌

@Lumimyrsky 2 года назад

@@Houseplantygoodness Yeah it's amazing what one of those tiny heat packs can actually do. It didn't even lose a single leaf, no yellowing or anything :o

@CodiAnne Год назад

So helpful! Thank you!

@Kate-oi6yt 2 месяца назад

I got one at Wakmart in Toronto for 20.00! Couldn’t believe it. I’ve never seen sold before or since. Had 3 leaves and now they have 7 in two months. I got a small varigated by a local seller. Tiny three leaves in moss. Its just unfurled a new leaf. Fingers crossed.

@Meirjolanknits 2 года назад

Thanks for the video! I was hesitating about repotting my real frydek, and i still do not know if i should haha. You have such nice nails btw! Strange compliment haha

@maryska1423 2 года назад

GORGEOUS Micholitziana Maxkowskii 🥰

@simongiegerich2040 2 года назад

please talk about this all day ;D ;D

@rebeccaparis6470 7 месяцев назад

Omg! My jaw literally dropped when you picked up the plant! Absolutely stunning! Wish me luck! 💚🤍

@stephanielapointelap1498 2 года назад

It became a lot more available here in Canada as well. There's even a lot of variegated ones more and more available. I guess from TC. Wich is good. They are about 120/160$ range for now. Thx for the video. Frydek is my favorite Alo. Yours is just wow ! 😊

@QuirkyLemon 2 года назад

I got one two weeks ago from a nursery in Ontario for $19.99!!

@Houseplantygoodness 2 года назад

Wow yeah I think the pricing is similar here at the moment for the variegated ones. defo I would say TC. thanks, its one of my favourite Alo too

@Houseplantygoodness 2 года назад

Wow is that for a variegated one or a green one?

@QuirkyLemon 2 года назад

@@Houseplantygoodness green.

@HK-in3bb 8 месяцев назад

I got some corms from my black velvet during repotting and left one still attached to the mama-plant. I got them all rooted and the speed was roughly the same. The difference I noticed was in the strength of the new plants: the one that stayed attached to the mother plant got giant first leave, it was roughly 3x larger than the others (propagated in perlite). However, its not a good experiment, as the conditions were clearly very different (perlite prop box close to light source vs. aroid mix in terracotta in a dark corner and watering when almost fully dry).

@IsabellaBurke 11 месяцев назад

9:46, I have just split the babies off a mother snake plant which sounds exactly as you described. I let the cuts heal, 2 hours, then added wax to the cut bit and planted them. I’ll let you know what happens 😂🤞

@SandiD1959 Год назад

Got one from IKEA yesterday for £19. Really good quality lots of leaves

@discingaround Год назад

how hard was it to assemble?

@earisu 2 года назад

I had one and it kinda suffered so I've got the bulbs sitting in a prop box, hoping for it to bounce back in Spring. :)

@Houseplantygoodness 2 года назад

Hopefully it will bounce back nicely, i find they do enjoy pon and leca quite a bit if you want to experiment with one of the bulbs

@QuirkyLemon 2 года назад

Plant with Roos just did a vid on stem prop for Alocasia. Maybe an experiment vid? Also, what lighting do you recommend?

@Houseplantygoodness 2 года назад

ohhh nice one i will check it out and for sure this might be an experiment for the summer

@Meirjolanknits 2 года назад

How much water do you give it just before 4/10 humidity? 2 humidity points up?

@robintucker9057 2 года назад

That is simply ridiculous! 🤩

@Houseplantygoodness 2 года назад

It has kinda taken off 😅😅😅😅

@robintucker9057 2 года назад

@@Houseplantygoodness That thing is going to eat you in your sleep.

@Lola-td3go 2 года назад

🤘

@Brian-qn2mx Год назад

I got the variegated one today and don’t know how to care for it

@jens_ten6055 3 месяца назад

I haven’t seen a difference in the corms when I’m propagating them

@irenesim8609 2 года назад

Hihi. Can the corms be safely stored? I have too many baby frydeks 🙈

@antoniotujan9948 Год назад

I have actually propagated that alocasia which is to the Philippines but the fully formed independent balls grow better.

@Napolitano24 2 года назад

Heyy awesome and super helpful video.. actually all your vids are lol 🙌🏻 Question: I have a young alocasia fry with beautiful leaves about 8-9inches however. At the moment there’s 4 leaves two large and two medium. I did see a new leaf start to form.. all of a sudden one leaf is being superrrr droopy and I don’t know why. No burns no yellowing no dryness. What’s the reason for this leafe to be acting up lol? Im legit on my plants everyday under the scope and making sure things are up to par… Please help… thanks 💪🏻🌱

@yourguitargf Год назад

Although it’s been 11 months, I’m still going to answer in case you still need it. I have heard Alocasias can only support a few leaves at a time, so it might drop an older leaf to produce a new one. If it is old and yellowing, it’s probably worth it to cut it off to promote new growth. Give it a good look-over first though, I’m not 100% sure.