Alocasia 'Bambino' is a small evergreen perennial hybrid belonging to the Araceae family and native to Southeast Asia, where it grows effectively in partial shade. Due to its miniature size and love of moisture, the plant is often grown as an indoor plant, and it can also be placed in the bathroom if there is enough light.
Alocasia Bambino Care
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Alocasia amazonica is easily identified by its dark green, narrow leaves above and purple below, which can grow up to 7 in (18 cm) long. As for the plant itself, it can grow up to 19 in (50 cm) tall and 4 in (10 cm) wide, and can take up to 10 years to reach full maturity.
The flowers are not as spectacular as the leaves, have a yellow color, and bloom in spring, summer, autumn, and sometimes even winter. Their characteristic feature is that they do not have any smell.
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How to Care for the Plant
Water
Water the plant once a week after the top layer of soil is dehydrated, but do not overwater, as this can cause root rot and discolored leaves.
Pruning
Remove excessively long and wilted leaves regularly to promote efficient growth and avoid disease.
Fertilizer
In the warm season, use a universal liquid fertilizer, and with the onset of cold weather, do not fertilize the plant.
Sunlight
Alocasia amazonica requires indirect sunlight, so place it near a well-lit window, but be careful not to let the plant dry out.
Soil
Use a moist, well-drained potting mix with added perlite or other organic matter.
Propagation
In spring or summer, cut a healthy stem with a disinfected blade, then plant in slightly moist, well-drained soil and provide warm conditions with regular watering and adequate humidity.
Temperature
The ideal temperature for effective growth of Alocasia 'Bambino' is 65-75˚F (18-23°C) and a humidity level of 60%.
Container
A container made of any material and with drainage holes will do.
Fun fact
The name 'Bambino' comes from the Italian language and means 'little child'.
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