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Alocasia ‘Portora’ boasts large, upright leaves that resemble elephant ears. They are deep green in color and prominently veined. The leaves are held high on sturdy, thick stalks, giving this plant a majestic presence.
28 mar 2021 · There are many causes for yellow leaves on the Alocasia Low Rider. Some of the easy fixes include making sure the soil is damp enough and the plant is getting enough water. On the flip side, it could be too much water. Another cause of yellowing leaves is dormancy caused by temperatures lower than 60 degrees Fahrenheit.
It’s a ‘low rider’, a dwarf mutation of the ‘Portora’. I’ve personally seen several variegated specimens of both varieties & it’s possible for them to have either aurea (gold) or “white” variegation.
LOW RIDER is a dwarf selection of Alocasia 'Portora'. Mature plants will reach up to 2' tall with a similar spread. The glossy, heart-shaped leaves have wavy margins and are held on thick, stout leaf stalks.
20 wrz 2022 · The easy guide to Alocasia Low Rider care. Covering all you need to know including water, soil, humidity, fertilizer and light needs.
'Low Rider' is a compact plant with wavy-edged leaves that look similar to Alocasia 'Portora' only with a dwarf growth habit. It's an upright grower usually reaching 1-2' tall so it makes an ideal plant as the focal point in a compact mixed container.
Low Rider needs 0.5 cups of water every 9 when it doesn’t get direct sunlight and is potted in a 5" pot. Use our water calculator to personalize watering recommendations to your environment or download Greg for more advanced recommendations for all of your plants.
