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1. www.gardenia.net › genus › alocasia-elephant-earAlocasia (Elephant Ear): All You Need To Know - Gardenia

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   Alocasia, often called Elephant Ear, thrives as both an indoor and outdoor plant, admired for its dramatic foliage and notable low-light tolerance. Alocasia plants, with their stunning foliage and tropical elegance, are a magnificent addition to any plant collection. They offer both visual interest and a touch of exotic allure.

2. www.gardenia.net › genus › elephant-ear-all-you-needElephant Ear: All You Need to Know About Growing ... - Gardenia

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   How to Plant Elephant Ear Bulbs. Prepare the Soil: Loosen the soil and enrich it with compost or a balanced, organic fertilizer. Planting Depth and Spacing: Plant the tubers about 2-4 inches deep (5-10 cm) and space them approximately 2-3 feet apart (60-90 cm), as they grow into large plants.

3. www.housebeautiful.com › lifestyle › gardeningHow to Care for Elephant Ear Plants, According to Experts

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   Sep 29, 2023 · In the wild, elephant ear plants grow as an understory plant in tropical rainforests (i.e., beneath the tree canopy), which is why they have developed such large leaves–to soak up any filtered ...

4. www.finegardening.com › article › a-guide-to-growingA Guide to Growing and Caring for Elephant’s Ears

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   This taro is mainly grown for its deep and dark iridescent foliage. The 12- to 18-inch-long and 24-inch- wide leaves arch neatly outward on succulent, curving stems. If the mysterious, midnight-colored foliage isn’t enough, this elephant’s ear is tough and hardy, thriving outdoors in warmer zones.

5. leafyplace.com › elephant-ear-plantsElephant Ear Plants: Types, Flowers, Leaves, and Care (With ...

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   May 5, 2021 · Xanthosoma ‘Lime Zinger’ has bright green arrowhead elephant ear leaves with yellowish veins. The lime-green elephant ear leaves grow around 1.5 ft. (0.5 m) long, and the clumping foliage doesn’t grow more than 4 ft. (1.2 m) tall. This elephant ear plant grows best in partial sun to keep the color of leaves vibrant.

6. www.silverstonegardening.com.au › everything-youEverything You Need To Know About Elephant Ears (Alocasia)

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   Jan 20, 2024 · With leaves resembling the ears of an elephant, these plants can reach heights of up to 2 meters. This creates a captivating focal point in your garden. This is especially true for indoor plants. It is rare to find large plants that thrive in indoor settings. It’s the very reason Alocasia has become very popular.

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   Are elephant ear plants good for bog gardens?

   • Elephant Ears are good plants for bog gardens or rain gardens. Mixed Borders: Combine Elephant Ears with other plants in border gardens. Their large leaves contrast well with finer-textured plants, adding depth and interest.

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   Do elephant ear plants bloom indoors?

   • “Elephant ears” is the common name for leafy aroid plants in the genera Alocasia, Colocasia, Caladium, and Xanthosoma in the family Araceae. Apart from growing huge tropical leaves, elephant ears also produce flowers that look like calla lily flowers. However, it’s rare for elephant ear houseplants to bloom indoors.

   Elephant Ear Plants: Types, Flowers, Leaves and Care (With Pictures)

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   Are elephant ears perennial?

   • Like most Alocasia plants, the mammoth elephant ears point upward and give your garden a tropical look. Also called the Giant Taro or Upright Elephant Ear, the magnificent plant grows in USDA zones 9 through 12. You can also grow the evergreen perennial plant as an annual in colder climates if you winterize the bulbs from fall until spring.

   Elephant Ear Plants: Types, Flowers, Leaves and Care (With Pictures)

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   Are elephant ear plants cold hardy?

   • Elephant ear plants are native to tropical countries. Most varieties of elephant ears thrive outdoors in zones 9 through 11. A few Colocasia and Alocasia species are cold hardy to zone 7. However, in general, elephant ears don’t grow in the cold and can’t tolerate frost.

   Elephant Ear Plants: Types, Flowers, Leaves and Care (With Pictures)

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   What are elephant ear plants?

   • Elephant ears are species of perennial tropical plants that thrive in warm, humid conditions, growing in moist soil. The large striking triangular leaves add a tropical touch to your summer garden or home’s interior. Elephant ear plant leaves grow at the end of thick stems from bulbs or tubers in the ground or pots.

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   Are elephant ear plants toxic?

   • Toxicity Concerns: Yes, Elephant Ear plants are toxic. Handle them with care and keep them away from pets and children. Alocasia vs. Elephant Ear: Yes, Alocasia and Elephant Ear are often used interchangeably to refer to plants in the Alocasia genus. Skin Sensitivity: Alocasia plants can cause skin irritation due to oxalate crystals.

   Everything You Need To Know About Elephant Ears (Alocasia)

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8. www.marthastewart.com › 8337660 › how-to-grow-careHow to Grow and Care for Elephant Ear Plants - Martha Stewart

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   Nov 10, 2022 · Water. Though these plants can withstand full sun, elephant ears do not tolerate prolonged periods of drought. When the top inch of your soil is dry, add water. "Container-grown elephant ears in full sun may need to be watered once a day in hot summer weather," says Kandra. "Monitor the soil moisture to determine when your elephant ear needs ...