Alocasia Portora | Elephants Ear (S)

Name: Alocasia Portora | Elephants Ear (S)
Brand: Alocasia
SKU: ALOCASIA-PORTADORA-4IN
Price: 18.0 CAD
Availability: InStock

Genevieve

18⁰⁰

Chosen length

30cm - 18.00

How do you measure height?

Good question! We measure the height from the top of the plant to the bottom of the pot (including the pot itself).

with 5% discount

Complete your set

Maya Growing Premium Mix 3L ($13.30)

Marphyl 500ml Soil Enhancer ($18.05)

Maya Growing Premium Mix 7.5L ($23.75)

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Plant Care App

Our app will tell you exactly when and how much to feed and water your plants. Are you already a pro in taking care of your plant? Great! The App is completely optional of course.

Total price

Genevieve - 1x

18.00

Without pot

Genevieve

18.00

Without pot

Genevieve's survival guide

A majestic, sky-reaching queen.

Genevieve is a stunning, high-society matriarch who instantly commands every single room she enters. Born to stand out, she proudly flaunts massive, thick, paddle-shaped leaves with beautifully ruffled margins that point elegantly toward the ceiling like living sculptures. Genevieve is a true lover of the tropical high life; she thrives in bright, indirect sunlight and demands a warm, high-humidity environment to keep her giant, emerald canopy looking crisp and flawless. She can be a bit of a heavy drinker during her fast-growing summer months, expecting her soil to remain consistently moist but never waterlogged. Give her plenty of floor space to spread her majestic wings, and she will confidently anchor your indoor jungle with her dramatic, palace-worthy elegance.

10 cm pot

Frequent water needed

Once every two years

30 cm tall

Bright, indirect light

Toxic

Monthly

How to care for Genevieve

Alocasia plants, which are also known as Elephant Ear plants, are native to India and Southeast Asia (and the Jungle of Nool, of course). There are multiple varieties of Alocasias which all thrive in bright, indirect light, and high levels of humidity. It’s these conditions that remind these indoor tropical plants of home! We also suggest giving your Alocasia Portora a monthly treatment of organic fertilizer and keeping it far away from your pets - these plants can be toxic if ingested!