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Alocasia Venom
Love it when my wishlist plants get less expensive. And she's a BEAUT.
u/Brief-Requirement-68 — 11 hours ago

Love it when my wishlist plants get less expensive. And she's a BEAUT.
Had to capture this beautiful new leaf before it melts! What a stunner.
Can anybody ID this illnes it doesnt seem like Pest, i have not Seen any or there remains, but im Not sure.
Bought him from Home Depot about 4 months ago. We had a rocky period in the first month that led to browning of some of his white spots (pictured). I've sinced changed my ways and he's doing MUCH better!
My question is what do I do about the brown parts? are they hurting the plant? Do I prune the leaves or leave them be?
Im about to repot him since I've noticed the roots growing out of the bottom... I want to give him the best chance possible to thrive after my previous mishaps...