4” Alocasia Jacklyn

$19.99

Care

Bright indirect light

Water when soil is mostly dry

Loves humidity

Alocasia Jacklyn is a recently discovered species of elephant ear from Indonesia. The leaves on this plant are arrow shaped with deeply defined undulating margins. The veins are dark green and prominent.

Alocasia Jacklyn makes a great indoor tropical plant! In its natural habitat, it can grow up to 5' tall. As an indoor plant, you'll find that it stays a bit more compact only reaching about 3-4' in height.

Alocasia Jacklyn care:

Make sure your new plant is in a well draining soil that is rich in organic matter. Allow the plant to dry out almost completely between watering, taking care to not allow it to sit in excess water. Provide it with medium to bright indirect light for a happy, healthy plant.

Additional information:

Alocasia is a genus of plants in the Aroid family native to many parts of Asia including but not limited to Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines and Australia.

There are at least 90 officially recognized Alocasia species, with more discovered and properly named every year. Alocasia come in all sizes, from small to large. Jewel types like Black Velvet tend to stay on the bushier, more compact side.

Alocasia are rhizomatous or tuberous and self reproduce from corms.

Alocasia can go dormant during the cooler months, so try to provide your plant with temperatures above 50deg to ensure that they stay happy and healthy during this period.

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I am absolutely pleased with my alocasia jacklyn! It was bigger than I expected !! It was reasonably priced! The packaging was excellent, my plant arrived with no issues... I have no complaints just smiles and two thumbs up!

Alocasia Jacklyn is such a stunning and unique plant. This is my third order and 8th plant from Canopy. Plants are always healthy, ship fast, and are well packaged. Will be back for more! Thanks so much!

First time

First time ordering, and we skeptical. But it was well packaged. Even though the box was smushed, it did not affect the plant. The new leaves survived and are thriving!