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Alocasia Bambino Aurea Variegated

• Alocasia Bambino Aurea Variegated is a tropical plant variety belonging to the Araceae family. The name “Alocasia” comes from the genus to which it belongs, which includes several species of plants known for their large, arrow-shaped leaves. The term “Bambino” refers to the compact size of this variety, while “Aurea Variegated” describes the beautiful golden and variegated patterns of its leaves.

This plant is native to the tropical and subtropical regions of Asia and eastern Australia. It appreciates warm and humid climates, which is why it thrives in well-lit indoor environments with constant humidity. 🦌🍀

• Here is a technical sheet to maintain and thrive your Alocasia Bambino Aurea Variegated:

Technical Sheet: Alocasia Bambino Aurea Variegated

Exposure:

Light: Bright indirect light. Avoid direct sunlight to prevent leaf burn.

Watering:

Frequency: Water when the top inch of soil is dry. This usually means about once a week.

Drainage: Make sure the pot has good drainage to prevent root rot.

Humidity:

Level: This plant likes high humidity. Use a humidifier or place the plant on a tray of pebbles with water.

Misting: Mist the leaves regularly to maintain humidity and keep pests away.

Temperature:

Ideal: Between 18-22°C. Do not go below 13°C.

Soil:

Type: Use a well-draining potting mix, ideally a mix of potting soil, sphagnum moss and coconut husk.

Fertilizer:

Frequency: Apply a liquid fertilizer every two weeks from June to October. Not necessary if the soil is recent and already contains fertilizer.

Repotting:

Frequency: Repot in spring if the plant is cramped (roots coming out). Otherwise, prefer regular top dressing.

Common Problems:

Dry leaves or brown spots: Lack of humidity or burns due to direct sunlight.
Yellow leaves: Problem with the roots, often excess water.
Deformed leaves: Excess water.

Additional Tips:

Drafts: Avoid drafts.
Toxicity: Toxic plant, watch out for children and animals.

By following these tips, your Alocasia Bambino Aurea Variegated should thrive and beautify your space. 🍀

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