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Alocasia Scabriuscula VZ Pink (corm)

200,00 €

Corm of Alocasia Scabriuscula VZ Pink, a rare gem with pinkish variegation. Choose your corm (see the photos). Grown and acclimatised at home, shipped with care.

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Description

Alocasia Scabriuscula VZ Pink: a true collector's rarity with beautiful pinkish variegation. The first two photos show the mother plant so you can see its potential; the last two are the actual corms to choose from (each with a coin for size reference).

Ofrecemos two corms:

  • Corm 1 — the one in the 3rd photo.
  • Corm 2 — the one in the 4th photo.

Un cormo necesita paciencia y cariño para brotar, pero la recompensa merece la pena. Plantas raras criadas y aclimatadas en casa, enviadas con el mayor cuidado. 🌿

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Corm

Corm 1, Corm 2

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Corm details

  • Variety: Alocasia Scabriuscula VZ Pink — pink variegation
  • Format: rooted corm, ready to sprout
  • Origin: grown and acclimatised at home, in Girona (Spain). Unique specimen: you receive the one in the photo.
  • Shipping: Mainland Spain €6.95 (free from €60) and European Union; live-plant packaging, heat pack from November to March.

Growing and care

  • Light: bright indirect; never direct sun (high light keeps the variegation; shade fades it).
  • Watering: when the top 2-3 cm of substrate are dry; Alocasia hates waterlogging.
  • Temperature and humidity: 18-28 °C, minimum 15 °C; humidity of 60% or more (humidifier or tray with water).
  • Substrate: airy mix (coco coir, perlite and bark); pot with good drainage.
  • Feeding: from spring to summer, balanced fertiliser at half dose every 2-3 weeks.
  • Sprouting: keep it at 22-28 °C with high humidity (lid or transparent bag with ventilation) until the first leaf; then treat it like an adult plant.

More in the Notebook: how to care for an Alocasia · how to sprout a corm · albo, aurea, pink and mint.