Alocasia "Bambino"

Alocasia "Bambino"This variety of amazonica stays miniature throughout it's life. It grows similar like a shrub and will not get too much taller than what is pictured. We absolutely love this plant for its distinct foliage and rapid growing pattern. Care Alocasia will need bright filtered flight to really thrive. They will naturally shift their foliage orientation towards the strongest source of light. Sometimes, if an Alocasia leaves look like they are 'bowing' or the

This workshop will be hosted by Sarah Reed at our shop in Portland

It is very close to the "Prince of Orange" but has a little more of a bright red hue as new foliage emerges

This crate is a fun little project we've been wanting to play around with for a while

This rhipsalis grows up in the high canopies of Brazil

and Australia where they’re found climbing up trees

We recommend watering around every 10-12 days as the soil dries out and the foliage starts to feel limp

If you were to ask us

These will need water when first 1-2 inches are dry which should roughly be about 7 days

making it well-suited for its native humid

While it can still climb up surfaces like many other Philodendron

These are rapid growing climbers that get larger in size when given a moss pole to grow upon

This could roughly be every 7-10 days depending on your home environment