Alocasia 'Grey Dragon' Bright Indirect lush purple leaves and trailing

lush purple leaves and trailing vines

They can tolerate relatively low indirect light but flower more readily with strong indirect light

misting can lead to leaf rot

Scindapsus is another hardy vine in the Aroid family and is often mistaken for philodendron or pothos

Alocasia 'Grey Dragon' Bright Indirect lush purple leaves and trailingGrey and green thick, velvetty leaf with a silver vein. The leaves feel like actual dragon scale. Great plant! 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 light misting Temperature Typical indoor temperature acceptable, prefers temperatures above 60 degrees Fertilizer Fertilize every 2 weeks during