I have obviously over watered my Bat Wings. This morning the leaves were all flopped over and when I touched them they fell off ROTTED.
need help
Your big dipper is really easy and once in the ground it should produce leaves very soon. Do not fertilize your plants until they have a few new leaves fertilizer burns new roots and causes rot. As for you bat wing allow it to dry out completely then water only when needed in bright shade to full sun.
This message was edited Jul 15, 2006 9:46 AM
The dark alocasia is plumbea and below it is Colocasia fontanesii I would leave it alone for now but runners will come off ot it and start new pups at the ends its very easy to propagate once it starts doing this.
Thanks Brian, I was hoping you would see this. I'll let Bat Wings dry out. It's in the shade with my Cuprea (is that how you spell it?). Gets short splashes of sun through a tree overhead.
Thanks again, I'll correct the names in my plant file. What about water? little or lots? It's in mostly shade with a little sun.
Alocasia cuprea is tricky as well it likes to dry out between waterings. Shade is fine with it as long as its warm. Many alocasias do not do well below 45f temps and lack of drainage are the bigest killers I have seen in alocasia which are in either case able to get rot.
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