Batik?

Batik?

Saw this at a grocery store among the White Butterfly and Neon Robusta syngoniums I usually see. Is it a Batik?

u/ThePlantagonist — 5 days ago
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Barham, Downs, Williams, Winters, Porter, Gary...this defense is going to improve.

We've got talent on defense. Now that CP has some games under his belt, I would think he has learned some things about this defense and how to put his best players in a position to make plays. I hope the game against the Bucs gives them a confidence boost.

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u/ThePlantagonist — 8 days ago

The Comeback Queen

This Batik did not do well in LECA like all my other syngoniums. She got very leggy and the leaves started yellowing. She grew an enormous root system though. A couple of months ago, I took her out of LECA, cut around half her roots off, chopped her all the way back, and put her in a self-watering pot with aroid mix. I've kept her outside with bright, indirect light and lots of humidity. She looks better than ever.

u/ThePlantagonist — 1 month ago

Panda after six months in LECA

I put this Panda in LECA in March (2nd photo). I have five other varieties in LECA, all thriving.

u/ThePlantagonist — 1 month ago
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Looking for advice from Cuprea owners

Which substrate worked well for your plant? I can do chunky aroid mix, LECA, or pon. I have several alocasia and have used all three substrates. I just want to know what has actually worked for this particular alocasia. TIA

u/ThePlantagonist — 2 months ago

My only Alocasia in which the new leaves look quite different from the older leaves

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u/ThePlantagonist — 2 months ago
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I like my new trellises

Pretty thick acrylic. Sturdier than the wire circular ones I had them on.

u/ThePlantagonist — 2 months ago
▲ 152 r/alocasia

It's a good thing I mist my plants because otherwise I probably wouldn't have seen this.

I promptly took it outside and sprayed it down thoroughly with a hose. I then sprayed it with Captain Jack's Dead Bug Brew.

u/ThePlantagonist — 2 months ago

New leaf with its first inner fenestration

I guess she likes this grow light, which wasn't that expensive.

u/ThePlantagonist — 2 months ago
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Manjula pothos in my classroom

One of eleven plants I brought from home to put in my classroom.

u/ThePlantagonist — 2 months ago

Florida Ghost air layering

It should probably take about two months for enough roots to grow to move the plant to a moss pole.

u/ThePlantagonist — 2 months ago

Florida Ghost air layering

It should probably take about two months for enough roots to grow to move the plant to a moss pole.

u/ThePlantagonist — 2 months ago

A lot of guttation?

I have multiple Dragon Scale in a pot of LECA. The setup is an inner pot with vents and a glass cachepot. There are a lot of roots in there. The glass pot is 8 in tall and I never fill more than 2 in up (1/4th), and sometimes I put about only an inch. I don't refill until it is empty. The backs of leaves show what I'm guessing is bursted cells? The tips of some leaves turn mushy and drip. I don't feel as if I'm giving it too much water, but I'm guessing it can't handle what I do give it. Any thoughts on what's going on here? Should I trim the roots?

u/ThePlantagonist — 2 months ago

Great deal on a Burle Marx variegated

Someone in my local Facebook plant group put this up for sale at $24. I didn't hesitate. For those who use moss poles, do you recommend putting it on one?

u/ThePlantagonist — 2 months ago
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A question for people who have tried multiple substrates, including soil and semi-hydro, for alocasia

I have come to find that some aroids do

better in certain substrates. For example,I

have tried aglaonema in soil and LECA, and I

know now when I buy one, it's going in soil.

But, for example, syngonium will definitely go

in LECA. Philodendron will work in anything

Which substrate do you generally find

alocasia do best in?

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u/Monteerebus — 2 months ago

A question for people who have tried multiple substrates, including soil and semi-hydro, for alocasia

I have come to find that some aroids do better in certain substrates. For example, I have tried aglaonema in soil and LECA, and I know now when I buy one, it's going in soil. But, for example, syngonium will definitely go in LECA. Philodendron will work in anything. Which substrate do you generally find alocasia do best in?

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u/ThePlantagonist — 2 months ago

My first Odora Batik

I ordered this from Rare Foliage Plant Co. I quarantined it for two weeks and transferred it to pon/LECA today.

u/ThePlantagonist — 2 months ago