Just repotted a big regal shield and got 35 corms. Few looked like this tho. What is it? Some type of thick root? More energy stored? And the 2nd pick, is that a corm growing on the corm?
Big momma polly gave me 21 corms! 12 went into sphagnum, I am unsure about the remaining 9 as wow I don't need that many xD might experiment with puddle method or something else.
Hi all, I have several alocasias grouped together with a humidifier. The humidity is around 60-70%, which makes the regal shield have guttation forming on the leafs and little droplets at the top. All the other alocasias don't have this. I know it could be a sign of too high humidity? Are regal shield known to need a little lower humidity? I can move him away from the humidifier under another growlight, but wondering if anyone shared similar experiences
Theyve been in here for 5 days. It seems to me the tips are starting to rot. What can I do to prevent this from getting worse? Theyre in 100% humidity and I let it air out a couple minutes daily
..and everywhere I ask gives me mixed answers. Anyone here that can say for sure?