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Alocasia Zebrina
€63.45 €58.21
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This popular Alocasia has a remarkable appearance. The plant does not drip and is therefore safe for your floor.
Free delivery in 3-5 working days- Customer reviews 9.6/10
- Detailed care guides
Size Guide
The height of our plants are measured from the ground to the top.
Please note that the delivery height may vary 10%.
The diameter of our plants is the diameter of the nursery pot. We recommend a decorative pot with a diameter that’s larger.
Height
100 cm
Potsize
24 cm
Botanical name
Alocasia Zebrina
Toxic to pets
Yes
Care
Watering Requires water once a week
Best location Medium light to partial shade. Can't withstand full sun
Plant nutrition It is best if you add plant nutrition once every 2 weeks during the summer
Repotting Preferably once every 2 years
Description
The Alocasia, also known as Elephant's Ear, comes from the tropical forests of South Asia. The plant needs a lot of sunlight, so you should place it in an area with plenty of indirect light.
However, the plant can survive in semi-shaded zones too. It is essential that you allow the plant to get used to the amount of sunlight.
Provide the Alocasia with lukewarm water at least once a week. Keep a check on the soil and feel if it needs any more water. It is better to water the plant more often than watering it once and too much.
| With or without pot? | Without decorative pot |
|---|---|
| Height in cm | 100 cm |
| Pot size in diameter | 24 cm |
| Linnaeus name | Alocasia Zebrina |
| Nicknames | Elephant Ear, African Mask |
| Quantity | 1 |
| Attributes | Air-purifying, Green, Large, Tropical |
| Location | Indirect sunlight, Partial-shade |
| Watering | Requires water once a week |
| Best location | Medium light to partial shade. Can't withstand full sun |
| Plant nutrition | It is best if you add plant nutrition once every 2 weeks during the summer |
| Repotting | Preferably once every 2 years |
| Toxic | Yes |
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