Alocasia Reginae Sp borneo
Alocasia Reginae Sp borneo
Alocasia Reginae Sp borneo
Alocasia Reginae Sp borneo
Alocasia Reginae Sp borneo

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Alocasia Reginae Sp Borneo

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Overview Of The AlocasiaĀ Reginae Borneo :

  • Alocasia Reginae
Alocasia reginae, is a species of the family Araceae, is a plant from Borneo (Kalimantan). This plant among Allocationa fans is known as "Silver Velvet".

The beauty of this plant is seen in the stout leaf veins. The solid black reinforcement makes a dashing and haunted impression. When held motif or leaf surface feels rough. The leaf surface is dominated by blackish green color, while the underside of the leaves is purplish red on the sagittate leaves. In the right shade and using the right porous media, this plant can grow about 30 cm tall and appear to produce many leaves.

  • Ā Classification
Kingdoms:Ā Plantae
(unranked):Ā Angiosperms
(unranked):Ā Monocots
Orders:Ā Ā Alismatales
Family:Ā Araceae
Subfamilies:Ā Alocasia
Genus:Ā Alocasia
Species:Ā 
Alocasia reginae N.E. Br

Alocasias can grow very fast, and in the right conditions, some species are considered invasive, especially along the gulf coast of the United States. Thus, verify with your local municipality before planting this species outdoors in the garden. If you have children or pets, you might want to avoid these plants altogether because the leaves are toxic to humans and animals.12


Botanical Name :Ā Alocasia Reginae - Silver Velvet
Common NameĀ : Alocasia Reginae
Plant Type :Ā Tropical plant grown as a houseplant in non-tropical climates
Mature Size :Ā 2ā€“15 feet in height; 2ā€“8 feet in spread (depends on species and variety)
Sun Exposure :Ā Bright indirect light indoors; part shade outdoors
Soil TypeĀ : Loose, well-draining potting mix or crumbly loam
Soil pH :Ā 5.5 to 6.5 (slightly acidic)
Bloom TimeĀ : Spring and summer
Flower ColorĀ : Light butter-yellow (flowers are not showy)
Hardiness Zones :Ā Ā 10ā€“11 (USDA)
Native Areas :Ā Tropical and subtropical regions of Asia, eastern Australia
ToxicityĀ : Toxic to dogs, toxic to cats, toxic to people


  • Alocasia Care
Even with a short growing season in northern climates, these plants can grow rapidly. In the warm summer months, Alocasia plants can produce a new leaf every week, and each new leaf can be twice the size of the previous week's. The leaf shapes can vary from slim arrowheads to wide heart-shaped leaves. have colorful veins and a variety of textures from thick, waxy, slick, and glossy.


Once the plant is in its dormant period (in the late fall and winter), it will begin resting. The rapid leaf growth will stop and the plant will likely remain as-is throughout the winter season. Continue to care for it, and the rapid growth will return the following growing season

  • Light
Needs vary from shade to full sunlight, depending on the variety. Ask the grower or seller if the plant is sun-trained. Leaf color tends to be better among plants that grow best with more light.
  • Soil
Plant elephant's ear in loose, well-drained potting mix or crumbly loamy soil.
  • Water
Keep Alocasia plants moist all year; they are water-loving plants. There is a fine line with these plants. You want to keep the soil moist, but not soggy. They require less water during the winter months because the plant is dormant.

Allow the top few inches of soil to become nearly dry before watering. This will help keep the soil evenly moist. Soggy soil makes the plant susceptible to fungal infections.
  • Temperature and Humidity
Elephant ear plants will suffer below 60 degrees Fahrenheit. Some varieties will die back during colder weather and re-sprout from the rhizome. They require, and thrive in, very humid environments. To raise the humidity around your plant, place it on a tray filled with pebbles and then add water until it rises to just below the bottom of the pot. Keep them away from cold drafts from windows, doors, and air conditioning.
  • Fertilizer
Alocasias can be heavy feeders, especially large specimens. Feed with liquid fertilizer during the growing season or frequent, small applications of granule fertilizer.

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