Elephant ears in water

Can elephant ears grow in water? It’s possible, though you have to follow the right directions! Learn all about how to grow elephant ears here.

Is your Alocasia looking sad? Dropping leaves faster than you can keep track of? Grow it in water! Read this post to find out how. And follow me on IG: @upleafting

These pretty water garden plants thrive in or beside ponds. Most of these water-loving plants produce colorful flowers or interesting foliage.

Alocasias are native to the tropical and subtropical areas of Asia and Australia, and they are loved for their large green leaves. Though they flourish in

Learn everything you need to know about elephant ear plant dripping water including the most common causes and their solutions.

Can elephant ears grow in water? It’s possible, though you have to follow the right directions! Learn all about how to grow elephant ears here.

If you grow elephant ear plants and toss them at the end of the season because you don't know what to do with them. Read this post because you can keep your elephant ears for years to come!

Elephant ears are large-leaved plants that come from a tuber. They are also known as the taro plant or colocasia, a semi-tropical plant that needs to be moved indoors for winter. The leaves are massive and can come in variegated colors or even purplish-black.

Make sure your elephant ears is getting enough water and enough food. We cover all the basics to cultivate a healthy plant with large leaves. #plantcare #gardening #affiliate #indoorplants #home #garden

What to plant with elephant ears: Best Companion Plants to Grow When looking for the best plants to pair with elephant ears, it comes down to color and texture differences.

Learn how to easily overwinter your elephant ears by saving the bulbs with this complete guide.

As part of our complete houseplant index, we have written a complete Elephant Ear Care Guide.

Elephant ears are dramatic, tropical perennial plants with a secret rule in pot size. Learn how to grow and care for potted Elephant ears.

With large, dramatic leaves shaped like a heart, the Elephant Ear plant is commonly kept as a houseplant in colder regions or grown outdoors in warm climates. It’s categorized as ...

Elephant ear plants, also called taro, are tropical plants that like warm, moist conditions. It can be grown year-round in southern climates and should be brought indoors to serve as a houseplant in the winter in northern areas.

A few tips to try to identify taro (or kalo in Hawaiian) from Elephant Ear.

Elephant Ear Bulbs can be difficult to wake up. Let me teach you which want to plant them for the best growth!

Growing the Elephant Ear Plant - Colocasia delivers a bold tropical look to any landscape setting, excellent as potted specimens on patios [LEARN MORE]

Tropicals are really catching on, and more gardeners are finding the rewards of growing these fantastic foliage plants outside of their normal zones. It's really very easy, and I'm happy to show you some tricks to growing them in your gardens.

Master Alocasia Wentii care with our comprehensive guide! Simple steps for watering, lighting, and more for a thriving elephant ear plant. #AlocasiaWentii #PlantParent