Alocasia Yucatan Princess
Alocasia Yucatan Princess
Alocasia comesĀ from the family Araceae. There are 79 species native to tropical and subtropical Asia to Eastern Australia.Ā A large dark leaved Alocasia with red stems Yucatan Princess really will stand out in any room
How to care for your Alocasia -
Water:Ā Alocasia need their soil to be moist at all times, do not allow to dry out.
Light: They enjoy bright but indirect sunlight, direct sun can scorch the leaves.
Humidity: They love warmth and humidity, a bathroom or kitchen would be a perfect spot.
Temperature:Ā They prefer warm temperatures about 20 degrees C.
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Toxic to cats & dogs? Yes
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Alocasia Yucatan Princess
Alocasia Yucatan Princess
Alocasia comesĀ from the family Araceae. There are 79 species native to tropical and subtropical Asia to Eastern Australia.Ā A large dark leaved Alocasia with red stems Yucatan Princess really will stand out in any room
How to care for your Alocasia -
Water:Ā Alocasia need their soil to be moist at all times, do not allow to dry out.
Light: They enjoy bright but indirect sunlight, direct sun can scorch the leaves.
Humidity: They love warmth and humidity, a bathroom or kitchen would be a perfect spot.
Temperature:Ā They prefer warm temperatures about 20 degrees C.
Ā
Toxic to cats & dogs? Yes
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Alocasia Yucatan Princess
Alocasia comesĀ from the family Araceae. There are 79 species native to tropical and subtropical Asia to Eastern Australia.Ā A large dark leaved Alocasia with red stems Yucatan Princess really will stand out in any room
How to care for your Alocasia -
Water:Ā Alocasia need their soil to be moist at all times, do not allow to dry out.
Light: They enjoy bright but indirect sunlight, direct sun can scorch the leaves.
Humidity: They love warmth and humidity, a bathroom or kitchen would be a perfect spot.
Temperature:Ā They prefer warm temperatures about 20 degrees C.
Ā
Toxic to cats & dogs? Yes
