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thanks to: subscribe to them! Bgm President    / @bgmpresident   🌺 🌻 🌼 🌷 🌱 🌲 🌳 🌴 🌵 🌾 🌿 ☘️ 🍀 🍁 🍂 🍃 NEW VIDEOS EVERYDAY! 🌻 🌼 🌷 🌱 🌲 🌳 🌴 🌵 🌾 🌿 ☘️ 🍀 🍁 🍂 🍃 Write your questions, recommendations and suggestions in the comments below the videos and on Instagram @itsmarkofthejungle_plants   / itsmarkofthejungle_plants   Business inquries : You may email jomarkcanezares@gmail.com for inquiries. ©2020 -2021 Mark of the Jungle Plants All rights reserved. #alocasiafrydek Alocasia Frydek Care It is important to be very consistent with the care of these plants, especially if you have a smaller plant. Once the plants are bigger, they will be a little bit more forgiving. LIGHT These aroids will thrive in bright indirect light, and up to half a day of direct sun. Morning sun, especially in the winter time, is very beneficial. Try to avoid direct afternoon sun which is harsher. Bright filtered light will work best. If you have Northern or Eastern windows, it would be safe to have these plants within a couple feet of the window for best results. You may want to set your plants back a little bit if you have Western or Southern windows that have too much direct sun. Be sure to regularly turn your plants to allow for even, and better growth. The large leaves will all grow to face the window so if you want a nice, symmetrical plant, this is necessary. TEMPERATURE and HUMIDITY Alocasias come from the jungles of southeast Asia, so they like warm temperatures and high humidity if you can provide it. Minimum temperatures of 60F (16C) or above are recommended. But staying 65F (18C) and above is better because these are warm growing species. Increasing humidity for houseplants is very beneficial and I like to provide my Alocasias supplemental humidity in the winter time when our indoor air is very dry. I run my absolute favorite humidifier constantly all winter and I tell you exactly which one I like to use in the blog post that I linked to above! alocasia frydek WATERING Watering is absolutely critical for Alocasias so please read this section very carefully! It is important to thoroughly soak these plants when you water and all excess water to escape the drainage holes. Discard the excess water. Wait until the surface of the soil dries out (about the top inch or so) and then promptly water again. These plants absolutely despise drying out completely so take care not to let that happen. Leaves these plant dry for too long, and they will go completely dormant. SOIL and REPOTTING A good well-draining soil will work fine for these plants. I do like to add some additional perlite in order to increase porosity and drainage. My standard ratio for leafy tropical plants is 3 parts of an all-purpose potting mix and 1 part of perlite. Your Alocasia Frydek likes to stay pretty pot-bound, so there is no rush to repot all the time. I only repot my Alocasias when they have almost filled out their pots. Even then, when you do repot, I only go up one pot size. Going up only one pot size is a good rule of thumb in general for houseplants. If you repot into a much bigger pot, you run the risk of the soil taking too long to dry out, and this can contribute to root rot. FERTILIZING I use the same fertilizer for all of my leafy tropicals indoors. It is a premium fertilizer, is absolutely amazing if you consistently use it, and is easily available on Amazon. The fertilizer is from Dyna-Gro Grow and it is a nutritionally complete, urea-free fertilizer that won’t burn your plant and provides amazing growth. alocasia frydek PROPAGATION The only practical way for the home grower to propagate Alocasia Frydek is to divide the plant at the base whenever you repot. The best time to repot and divide your plant is in the Spring when new growth is starting to occur. ALOCASIA PROBLEMS These are not the most carefree plants out there, so let me discuss the most common problems that you can have with your Alocasia Frydek and what causes them. SPIDER MITES Alocasias indoors can be occasionally plagued with spider mites. Spider mites thrive in very dry air, so keep an eye on your plants. read more: https://www.ohiotropics.com/2019/12/1...! 💚FOLLOW/SUB ↴ -------------------------------- ▶ Subscribe to YouTube:    / @markofthejungleplants996   ▶ Instagram :  / itsmarkofthejungle_plants   ▶ Facebook Page:   / mark-of-the-jungle-plants-106152441546144   ▶ Twitter: @mark_plants   / mark_plants   WANNA SEND GIFT? (LOCATION BRGY:83-B COGON SAN JOSE TACLOBAN CITY PHILIPPINES, 6500)