Alocasia odora 'Batik' Size:4" Pot limestone‐derived habitats

limestone‐derived habitats

Scaphosepalum breve is a miniature epiphytic orchid species native to cloud‑forests of northern South America (Guyana

giving the flower a wild

but flowering is rare in cultivated specimens

and it thrives in environments that replicate these conditions

Alocasia odora 'Batik' Size:4" Pot limestone‐derived habitatsCare: Alocasia will need bright filtered flight to really thrive. They will naturally shift their foliage orientation towards the strongest source of light. Sometimes, if an Alocasia leaves look like they are 'bowing' or the foliage is making an 'umbrella' shape this can be an indicator that it is not getting enough light. In general, they will like to dry out roughly 2" 3" from the top of the soil it is rooted in. This may roughly every 10 12 days