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Help!!! My Alocasia regal shield is drooping!!
Garrett D
This poor plant is usually left overwatering and lacking sunlight, so I hope I can help! You can water it once a week and give it about 3-5 hours of sunlight a day.
Garrett D
I think it could be something like changing temperatures and humidity. I suggest keeping your plant away from drafty areas and maintaining a consistent temperature.
Garrett D
The drooping of the Alocasia regal shield may be caused by a shortage of water, therefore you can prevent this issue. Try pushing the soil approximately 1-2 inches; if it feels extremely dry, you can give it, but don't give it too much.
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Alocasia zebrina is a plant in the Araceae family native to the Philippines. Its broad, heart-shaped leaves have white and green stripes at the stem tips. This plant likes moist soil and indirect sunlight. It bloms when conditions are ideal, usually in spring and summer.
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