Alocasia Red Mambo Branching prefers temperatures above 55 degrees

prefers temperatures above 55 degrees

allow top 2 inches to dry prior to watering

The infrequent watering schedule also makes it a good option for busy folks and frequent travelers

This fragrant plant is most famous as a mosquito repellant

bouncing back well from drying out too much and tolerating wet soil longer than most other plants

Alocasia Red Mambo Branching prefers temperatures above 55 degreesAlocasia are known fordelicate leaves with interesting patterns. This rare Azlanii is a new cultivar and boasts a very dark, shiny leaf. A wonderful plant that is always losing a leaf and gaining a leaf. A welcome addition to any collector's plant family! Climate Native to tropical regions of Australia and Asia Soil Well draining potting soil with peat moss, wait until it becomes potbound to repot Humidity Likes increased humidity, use pebble tray or