How to Root and Grow an Alocasia from a Corm using Perlite | Easy Step by Step

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In this video, I will be showing you how to root and grow an Alocasia from a corm. This is a fast and easy step-by-step process and is guaranteed to succeed if you follow these steps.
The corms shown in the video were taken from a mother plant, which I also grew from a corm.
If you have any Alocasia questions, please do let me know in the comments. I will be following up with a video update when it’s time to repot the Corms into their own individual pots.
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@ayeshanayeem5318 9 месяцев назад

I grew 5 corms in water. They r growing good. Can u plz make a video how to and when to shift them in pot!!?

@PlantsbyGhada 9 месяцев назад

When to Plant Alocasia corms after water propagating. #shorts #houseplant #alocasia #plants #plant

@iapprove8392 10 месяцев назад

The way I do it is the same thing with a dome on top and it acts like a green house. No mold at all. No matter how you place the corms on the perlite you will get roots. It will take about a week to start getting roots. Always close to a window that you will get indirect sunlight. Some sunlight like a couple of hours works good too.

@madhumitanag3357 8 месяцев назад

Thats awesome! Do you water them during the waiting period as well? And approximately how long should we wait before transferring them to a small pot?

@missbajaklaut 3 месяца назад

Simple & good! Thank you so much! Just get Alocasia bulb here

@majidaattaplantscare4582 Год назад

Wow so cute beautiful plant s

@thewayofthebeard3680 Год назад

Cool video!

@PlantsbyGhada Год назад

Thank you 😊

@ReynaandKeithCanada 9 месяцев назад

Same here

@Usernameunknown129 Год назад

I did this and they all molded I had collected like 25-30 and they are covered in mold I have some more now but I’m scared how to avoid mold

@dianerodriguez6546 Год назад

Yes this happened to me too😮

@williamlund1564 Год назад

Maybe sprinkle it with some cinnamon powder? I’m not sure, so try with only one to see if it helps .

@Usernameunknown129 Год назад

@@williamlund1564 I sprinkled with cinnamon after and it didn’t do much ended up trying in my aroid mix and I have 2 corms sprouted already one has 3 leaves. I have like 50 or so corms planted so hopefully we get some good ones

@Karamel.diesel Год назад

Did you open the container every day ? to prevent mold, it is good to renew the air every day.

@eevobear Год назад

I have been growing them in fluval stratum instead of perlite and has kept the mold at bay

@dianerodriguez6546 Год назад

Can I use vermiculite instead of perlite?

@PlantsbyGhada Год назад

Yes, you can get the same results using vermiculite 😊

@Krolted 6 месяцев назад

Whats a good alternative to perlite? Its quite hard to find where i live and expensive too.. is cactus substrate enough?

@PlantsbyGhada 6 месяцев назад

Where are you located? I sell perlite to Canada and the US free shipping when you order the 14L bag www.tropicsinthecity.com. But a good alternative would be just good old water. All you would need to do is place the corms in a shallow dish, with just enough water for the corms to sit in it, but not swim. Cover for added humidity, place them in a warm, bright area and you’ll still get the same results.

@TatianaMaldonado-vb7jm 4 месяца назад

Hello, need just a little bit of water or enough to almost cover the perlite?

@PlantsbyGhada 4 месяца назад

Enough to almost cover the perlite 😊

@naturalroots 11 месяцев назад

Hi this demonstration was the only one that made feel comfortable Just did my Jacklyn and purple sword. Wish me luck Btw new subscriber too 🙋🏽‍♀️

@lau8638 10 месяцев назад

Any results?!

@naturalroots 9 месяцев назад

@@lau8638I planted beginning of September just starting to seeing growth

@lau8638 10 месяцев назад

Did you water this while it was in there? Like we’re you keeping up on the humidity?

@PlantsbyGhada 10 месяцев назад

The dome helps to maintain the humidity/helps slow down the water vaporizing too fast. So I didn’t have to water it too often. I would say once every 2 weeks. Once the new leaves grow in, I switched to a higher dome and eventually would remove the dome and have to water once a week. Generally I would let the water to almost dry out but don’t let it dry out for too long or it’ll cause dry rot

@lau8638 10 месяцев назад

You’re so sweet thank you so much! Wishing you and your plants wellness 🪴❤

@TatianaMaldonado-vb7jm 4 месяца назад

Hello, need to have lot of water? Or Just a little bit?

@madhumitanag3357 8 месяцев назад

Do we need to water them in between, or just wait till the leaves show up?

@PlantsbyGhada 8 месяцев назад

You def need to avoid letting it dry out too much. As long as you keep a dome, you won’t have to water them as often… roughly once every 2 weeks.

@LillieBowdidge 3 месяца назад

I accidentally broke my baby alocasia off of its corm when potting it out from the mother plant! It has some small roots and two small leaves, will it still survive without its corm? And what will happen to the corm?

@PlantsbyGhada 3 месяца назад

As long as it has roots, it should be fine. It could still have a piece of the corm attached to it. But it’s hard to tell without seeing it. As for the corm, you can propagate it using this method. It should also be find.

@anaroca7158 Год назад

How do you fertilize alocasia & what do you use?

@PlantsbyGhada 11 месяцев назад

I like to use a well balanced organic fertilizer for all my plants and I fertilize about once a month.

@lau8638 10 месяцев назад

@@PlantsbyGhadaI am having a hard time finding an organic one, which do you like?

@whyisgamora4191 4 месяца назад

Mine all are getting crusty after I took them out of the grow box after 5 months 😢

@PlantsbyGhada 4 месяца назад

Grow boxes are great to get your corms to root faster because of the high humidity, to avoid them going into shock, try to maintain a high humidity for a few weeks until it can acclimate to its new environment outside the grow box. Try keeping the substrate evenly moist to avoid the roots from drying out also