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It is better to place alocasia on a window with diffused light or partial light.

 Alocasia, with its majestic leaves and exotic appearance, has long won the hearts of indoor plant lovers. However, in order for this tropical beauty to please you with its health and beauty, you need to know some secrets of care.

 Lighting: Alocasia prefers bright, diffused light. Direct sunlight can cause burns on the leaves, so it is better to place it near the eastern or western window. If there is not enough light, you can use phytolamps.

It is better to place alocasia
 on a window
 with diffused light or partial light.

 Temperature: The ideal temperature for alocasia is 22-28 ° C in the summer and not lower than 18 ° C in the winter. It is important to avoid sudden temperature changes and drafts.

 Watering: Alocasia loves moderate but regular watering. The soil in the pot should be constantly slightly damp, but not wet. In winter, watering should be reduced. It is important to use soft, settled water at room temperature.


 Humidity: High humidity is one of the key conditions for successfully growing alocasia. Regularly spray the leaves with soft water or use a humidifier.

 Feeding: During the period of active growth (spring-summer), alocasia should be fed with complex fertilizer for decorative foliage plants once every two weeks. In winter, feeding should be stopped.


 Transplanting: Young plants are replanted annually in the spring, adults - once every 2-3 years. For replanting, use a loose, nutritious substrate with good drainage.

 By following these simple rules, you can create ideal conditions for your alocasia, and it will delight you with its beauty for many years.

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