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Alocasia macrorrhizos

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Poster: southlatropical (see this users gallery) 7 feet tall and trunking
· Date: Wed September 30, 2009 · Views: 2231 · Filesize: 86.9kb, 2511.7kb · Dimensions: 1944 x 2592 ·
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Keywords: Alocasia macrorrhizos
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mjdsinsacto

reformed gardener

Registered: July 2009
Location: Rosemont, Sacramento, CA
Posts: 843

Wed September 30, 2009 8:51pm

Rating: 10.00

these look as fresh as the day they first sprouted! they're beautiful. how do keep them so healthy looking? i'm just starting to get in colocasia in my yard, i want to give them a good start; what kind soil is best?

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southlatropical

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Registered: August 2007
Location: Fordoche, Louisiana
Posts: 420

Sat October 3, 2009 5:47am

They are in a low spot that gets a good amount of water. I do not fertilize or water these. But we get tons of rain and humidity here, so the climate is favorable. The soil is pretty fertile from lots of mulching over the years.

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sirmoebly

Registered: January 2009
Location: Oak Harbor, Ohio
Posts: 378

Sat October 3, 2009 10:37pm

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