I’d love to get a new Azlanii, my first baby didn’t make it My Tundarusa (Jaklyn) went dormant when I switched her to semi hydro, I left her alone with a low water reservoir and she started popping up a bunch of leaves this spring!! I’m so grateful she’s one of my absolute favs Was having trouble keeping and sizing up leaves on my Cuprea (in a chunky soil and terracotta pot) until I added moss to the top of the soil, as soon as that moss is dry I water her, she’s popping out leaf and big leaf now! I’ve just picked one up without a tag that looks like a shorter Heterophylla, maybe a Bisna? Similar leaves, with the lobes and shoulders but shorter and a tiny bit wider
Ooo I’m also going to try that with the jacklyn, she hasn’t given me a new leaf in ages. Now that I’ve upsized her pot, I feel like it’s going to be even longer. Cuprea has always been such a drama queen for me 🫣 I’m not giving up though but I’m seriously contemplating of keeping her in a soil mix instead of semi hydro… Yes from what I’ve looked up that’s probably the Bisma variety 💚
Yessss love when the algorithm drops me more alocasia friend! I own all of those, except Clypeolata, which was so funny because you were so like next 😂😂 I'm glad nebula has been easy for you. Mine has been a Lil... I doubled down and got a couple of varieties to see which is better!
The clypeolata actually dropped that last leaf, so she’s just a stump now 😂 the nebula has kind of stopped growing for me.. but I still have to repot her 🫣 which variety worked best for you?
@@myjunglestory 😭😭 all Imperialis , and the base one MELTED after a re-pot, this time I just put them in a bigger pot and won't touch until it's bursting haha
I recently ordered a Alocasia Dragon Moon, received her as a plug and have had her 2 wks. I transferred her into fluval immediately and she was doing good but now, the 2 little leaves are drooping. This is number 2. I’m not sure if I should put her into Lechuza or let her be in the fluval. I’m afraid she is going to unalive
When we bought the dragon moon, we transferred her straight from soil to lechuza pon. She didn’t give us any grief but she was already a good size. She wasn’t a baby plant anymore. She also had a ton of corms but non of them survived 🫣
Hello Jacklyn from Puerto Rico!! First timer on your channel and just subscribed. I just started my English speaking channel and would appreciate your support. I also have several Alocasias. I also got my Mickey Mouse small but now has 3 leaves. You have a nice collection!! 🪴🪴🪴 All my Alocasias are also in Pon.
Hi! Thank you 🤩 of course I love supporting other fellow plant parents. I’ve watched your houseplant tour videos. Beautiful collection, LOVE you monkey tail cactus 😍
I want to get another alocasia but no matter how diligent i am (like daily) I can still see at least one mite. Any suggestions or is it just the way it is? It was labeled a black stem. I get good growth so far. Not just the token 3 leaves.
I’m using the semi hydro coarse mix from soil ninja and I love it. Lechuza pon is also one I used for a while but I found there wasn’t enough aeration, so I would recommend one with bigger stones 💚
@@myjunglestory oh ok ! Thank you. Can you please advise me on watering my alocasia ? I just got an alocasia yucatan princess and I’m scared because I’ve learned that they are not the easiest plants…My room humidity ranges from 40% to 60%.
@@thanostsarbos1197 honestly that’s why all my alocasias are in semi hydro, I really struggled with over watering. Let the first few inches dry out before giving it water again, but never let them dry out completely. Yes I used to have a YP but it rotted away, I had it in a very dense soil mix. If yours is also in a very dense I would recommend repotting it and use a more airy soil mix.
@@myjunglestory If the soil is dense, does that mean less frequent watering ? edit: i think the soil she's in has a lot of peat moss (newbie to plants here...yes despite that I got an alocasia ^^' )
