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Alocasia Longiloba Dragon's Tooth

4" Pot
Alocasia Dragons Tooth - Plant Proper - 4" Pot

Alocasia Longiloba Dragon's Tooth

The Alocasia Longiloba, also known as Dragon's Tooth, is another great houseplant to add to the collection. Its arrow shaped leaves have white margins and veins that stands out atop its dark foliage. A real stunner that can become tall and impressive when grown in the proper conditions.

Alocasia Longiloba Dragon's Tooth

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Description

The Alocasia Longiloba, also known as Dragon's Tooth, is another great houseplant to add to the collection. Its arrow shaped leaves have white margins and veins that stands out atop its dark foliage. A real stunner that can become tall and impressive when grown in the proper conditions.

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Origin

Asia

Care

Moderate

Light

Moderate

Water

Moderate

Purify

Yes

Pet Friendly

No

Care

Light

We like to grow this plant in moderate to bright indirect light. An east or south facing window would be great. We would not allow for this plant to have any direct sunlight hit the foliage as this will easily burn it. Lower light light conditions will not allow this plant to perform at it s finest.

Water

This plant performs best when watered consistently. Water it when the top two inches of soil are about dry to the touch. It will not respond well if left in sitting water and also if allowed to have the soil dry out too much.

Care

Alocasias grow from an underground stem called a rhizome, which is similar to a bulb. If the plant were to lose its leaves, it can regrow from the rhizome. Alocasia will appreciate higher levels of humidity provided by misting or a humidifier. We recommend fertilizing this plant every month during spring and summer with a diluted general houseplant fertilizer. Propagation is done by separating offsets from the rhizome.

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