Jewel alocasia

This article is written around the Alocasia Cuprea, which includes details on its care requirements, common issues and propagation!

Alocasias have some of the most unique foliage among the plant kingdom and one of my favourites. I only have 5 jewel alocasia and could easily double my collection. In this article, I'll share tips of how I keep my jewel alocasia happy.

Alocasia Black velvet in this aspect is much smaller and grows slowly. The plant blooms occasionally, but it is not famous for its flowers.

A lovely variant of Jewel Alocasias is the Alocasia Cuprea. It might need a little extra care but will reward with beautiful copper leaves.

Alocasia sinuata, commonly known as the Mirror face or Jewel Alocasia, is a rare plant that can add up to your indoor space if cared for properly. This species of Alocasia is native to the Philippines and is considered one of the critically endangered species. Alocasia sinuata exhibits lush foliage with broad, shiny, dark green...Read More

If you ask me some of the most stunning houseplants, I will definitely say the name of Alocasia. There are almost 70 Alocasia varieties. They have gained the most stunning looking award because of their visual appeal and also their most attractive foliage. Some Alocasia varieties have such kinds of leaves that grow to a length of 3 feet.

Discover effective solutions for Alocasia leaves getting smaller! If you're facing Alocasia small leaves or Alocasia leaves shrinking, our guide on Alocasia leaf size issues will help you understand the reasons behind these concerns. Learn about Alocasia growth problems and why Alocasia leaves get smaller, ensuring your plant’s health thrives. Unlock expert tips for Alocasia plant care and enhance your Alocasia care routine for bigger, healthier leaves.

Learn why the Alocasia Black Velvet, with its velvety dark leaves and striking silver veins, is the must-have plant for enthusiasts seeking a touch of drama in their indoor garden.

The stunning Regal Shield is the crown jewel of Alocasias, but growing it takes meeting 6 very specific care needs. We reveal them all here.

The Alocasia cuprea originates from hot humid areas, from Asia to South America. It has several nicknames, the most common being the “Mirror Plant” and “Jewel Alocasia”. The leaves on Aocasia Cuprea are intriguing. They