Did you know? The Alocasia odora can bloom on its own. If you plant one pot this year, you will get ten pots next year.

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The Alocasia odora likes to grow in an environment with sufficient light, and the principle of watering should be followed: "don't water unless the soil is dry, and water thoroughly when you do", so that the small rosette can grow faster.

When the small rosette of the Alocasia odora grows to the size of a coin, you can cut it off and start cuttings.

Be sure to let the cut rosettes dry for about half a day. If you directly plant them and allow the juice on the neck to come into contact with the soil, it will easily cause the rosettes to rot.

After the small rosette of the Alocasia odora is dried, plant it in the soil. The soil requirements of the Alocasia odora are not high, but loose, well-drained humus soil is best.

After that, you must ensure that the small rosette can get sufficient light. If there is insufficient light, it will easily grow like a long-necked goose as shown in the picture below.

This is the correct way to open the Guanyin Lotus.