#AlocasiaScalprum After a rep, my leaves are turning unde...
2ft to light, indirect
6” pot with drainage
Last watered 2 weeks ago
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They’re known to do this with any stress at all. Usually it’s a lack of ambient humidity, sometimes it’s transplant stress or lack of light. Couple of things: I wouldn’t ever water “slightly “. Plants do better with a wet-dry cycle, so when it’s about 80-90% dry, give it a good soak and let the excess water drain out. They also want good light from above. No matter what I did, my scalprum curled and it drove me nuts, so I gave it away to someone who could live with its fussiness!