Dischidia ruscifolia variegata local pickup if an Alocasia has more

if an Alocasia has more of an if your plant is drooping or has an 'umbrella' effect it is not always necessarily an indicator of being thirsty but an attempt to position itself to catch the most light

They can go about 2-3" dry in the soil before needing a full water

This may be around every 10-14 days depending on your home environment

This variety looks very similar to the Maidenhair ferns we can find right here in Oregon

Foliage can get quite large once mature

Dischidia ruscifolia variegata local pickup if an Alocasia has moreDon't even get us started on Dischidia. They are one of our favorite type of plants. These are epiphytes which basically means they grow on trees or even rocks similar to orchids, although they still do perfectly fine in a coarse mix. These eventually produce the cutest little white flowers over time. This is the variegated version of Dischidia "Million Hearts". These are some what fast growers for Dischidia. Care: These would thrive as a mounted