Extremely Rotted Alocasia Rescue & Propagation - How To Save Elephant Ear, Dying Alocasia Rescue 

hahah “what the philodendron” haha, I’m stealing that for sure!

Maria ...I got emotional listening to you about the rotten alocasia...very inspiring

Wow so didn't realize that Alocasia were that resilient. I love your message that if Alocasia can make it, so can we. I look forward to updates. Stay blessed and safe. I will be thinking of you this Thanksgiving as I'm very thankful for you my friend🤗👍❤.

Impressive! I agree.... the learning curve of plants is definitely a class of it's own 👍🏼🌸

Hey Maria! That is incredible! I would have done the same as you with dividing the growth points and trying out different methods! Amazing!

Thank you for a very informative rescue of a rotted Alocasia. I've learned so much. See you again God bless .

Wonderful news!!! And that gooey bit was so surprising it still had life left in it.

These are some of my favorite type of videos. I also enjoy trying to rescue “dead” or dying plants (not always successful).

Love it!!!

So glad you you rescued that rotten piece. When you threw that away I was screaming, nooo don’t do that. Coming from South America I used to help my mom cleaning up, peeling taro root which is both from the Araceae family. We threw the peels on the compost heap and from the peels often a new little plant would develop. I hope you will get good plants 🌿👍🏽

I envy and love your garden🙂🥰

Thank you for your very informative video.

I had one of one didn’t no what it was thanks to your channel now I know

Great advice loved it, gonna look to see if you have any videos on save whats left of one of my pitcher plant

Great video It was exactly what I was looking for 👍🏽👍🏽😃😃😃😃😃

Can't wait for the update 😍

I got a bulb last year because my grandma had some and I wanted to pot some in her old pot. It was beautiful! But I didn’t know you had to over winter them, now I see it written EVERYWHERE, but I didn’t see it last fall when I looked it up. My bulb was mushy on the top, I cut it off. And let it dry out. Some of the roots were still kicking so I thought “eh let me just put it in the greenhouse. Where I cut the rot, it’s turned brown and rotted some more. I washed everything away so I would just have the bulb. And some of it was still quite firm. I removed the squish, added some neem oil, back in the green house. I didn’t peroxide it, but I’m thinking maybe I should. Im hoping it will pull through, I know elephant ears are tough. Your video gives me hope, because I haven’t seen a lot of people discussing this issue!

That really looks in bad condition, but you see the beauty that will come back to the plant 🌱 I would have thrown it away! 😳 Your videos are so inspiring 💚

Ughhhh that was gross 🤢🤭 It is amazing how much will to live plants have. Can’t wait for the update 😃 I just know it’s gonna make it!! 💚😃

really cool brother

Good luck sweetie! And to the alocaccia ? 🍀🥰🤩🤩🤗🤪

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AMAZING! How are these guys doing at the moment? Did they manage to grow roots? I am trying today to follow your steps to a similar trunk ...let's hope.

Not related to the video, but great job!! Can you recommend a large leaf plant that is similar to the crystallinum or verrucosum that is iridescent but not so expensive??? I'm sure I butchered their spelling LOL There are a lot of beautiful plants out there that don't get a lot of attention!!

Did this portion make it? Looked for an update but couldn’t find one? 😁

Update please😩🙏 Did they put out roots?

Is there an update? If so, Can someone link please because I’ve been searching for an update.

PLEASE, keep us informed about these incredible rescue! 🤞🏻🥰

Alocasia good and amazing

My bulb completely rotted and fell off but still have some water root. Can my baby be saved and produce more leaf?

good info, expect you uploaded video with mono audio (sound only coming though left side only)

I know this is the stupidest question, but was the powdered cinnamon the same as you buy in the grocery store, the stuff you can eat? or some thing called cinnamon powder that you have got to buy special in gardening stores? please help, I have plant babies that could use plant band-aids like that. I love plants and love to garden... (I just started really)... and found this video to be most informational. I want to watch more. Thank you.

What can we use as alternate of cinnamon powder?thank you

Hi! Please help me help my elephant ears. I've had GORGEOUS, HUGE (3ft 1" ear was the largest) elephant ears for three years now . I overwintered them outside (I'm in zone 7b) just like last year. This year, when I removed the pine straw and landscape fabric I found mushy, wet, rotting stumps with some healthy tissue. I cut away the rotten areas with a sterile knife, removed the soggy mulch, added a mixture of in ground potting soil, compost and peat moss because the soil that used to cover the roots was gone. I mulched and recovered since we had more cold weather coming. Well, I uncovered it all the other day to let sunshine on the stumps and forgot to recover that night which was below freezing. Now I have sad looking, yellowing stumps and the green I had seen was gone too. Frozen. What can I do to save these precious plants? I wish I could include a picture. I'm hoping the corms aren't dead. Should I dig them up and then what? Thank you for your help!

any update about this alocasia rescue?😊

Please update us!!!

Wondering what she does about 🐍 ...

Update?

I’m dying to see the results! I’m going to do this to my alocasia zebrina, she’s on her last leg

I swear I could *smell* those first couple of minutes of the video 🥵

Did someone yell PHYSAN in the background? I'd swear someone said PHYSAN..... :P

I'd say elect to do it flat.

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pls dont mention garden again, its a jungle 😃