Alocasia Jacklyn Lime Variegated

• Alocasia Jacklyn Lime Variegated is a variety of Alocasia Jacklyn, which takes its name from a legend according to which it was discovered in Indonesia by a certain Enjie Jacklin. The term “Lime Variegated” refers to the unique coloring of its leaves, which have varied lime green patterns.

This plant is highly prized for its distinctive foliage and its rarity. 🐌🍀

• Here is a technical sheet to maintain and thrive your Alocasia Jacklyn Lime Variegated:

Technical Sheet: Alocasia Jacklyn Lime Variegated

Exposure:

Light: Bright or subdued, but avoid direct sunlight.
Temperature: Ideal between 18-22°C. Should not drop below 13°C.

Watering:

Spring/Summer: 1 to 2 times a week. The substrate must remain moist but not soggy.
Autumn/Winter: Once a week. If the plant seems to be vegetating, space out waterings to 10 days.

Humidity:

Level: Minimum 60% humidity. Use a humidifier or place the plant in an indoor greenhouse.
Misting: Regularly to keep thrips and mites away. Use rainwater to avoid limescale marks.

Soil:

Type: Rich and light, well drained. A mixture of potting soil for green plants, sphagnum moss, coconut bark and perlite is ideal.

Fertilizer:

Period: From June to October, every two weeks with a liquid fertilizer if the potting soil is not recent.

Repotting:

Frequency: In spring, every year if the plant is cramped.
Top dressing: Prefer regular top dressing rather than complete repotting.

Common Problems:

Dry Leaves or Brown Spots: Lack of moisture or burns from direct sunlight.
Curled Leaves: Needs water.
Deformed Leaves: Too much water.
Yellow and Dead Leaves: Root problems, often due to too much water.

Precautions:

Drafts: Avoid drafts.
Toxicity: Toxic to children and pets.

By following these tips, your Alocasia Jacklyn Lime Variegated should thrive and beautify your home. 🍀