Alocasia Gageana Variegata Aurea

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Alocasia Gageana Aurea is a rare house plant that offers varying tones of green, cream, white and yellow. This stunning plant is well-known for its marbled foliage that has the potential to grow quite large when well cared for.

Bright indirect light, warm humid environment, keep soil consistently moist, feed monthly.

Size: Pot 9cm Plant 10-15cm

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Alocasia Gageana Aurea is a rare house plant that offers varying tones of green, cream, white and yellow. This stunning plant is well-known for its marbled foliage that has the potential to grow quite large when well cared for.

Bright indirect light, warm humid environment, keep soil consistently moist, feed monthly.

Size: Pot 9cm Plant 10-15cm

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Alocasia Gageana Aurea is a rare house plant that offers varying tones of green, cream, white and yellow. This stunning plant is well-known for its marbled foliage that has the potential to grow quite large when well cared for.

Bright indirect light, warm humid environment, keep soil consistently moist, feed monthly.

Size: Pot 9cm Plant 10-15cm

Care Guide:

  • Lighting: To preserve the bright yellow variegation, place in bright, indirect light. Direct sun can cause scorch, but too little light may result in greener, less variegated growth.

  • Watering: Water when the top 1–2 inches of soil are dry, keeping the soil lightly moist but never soggy. Use a pot with drainage to prevent root rot.

  • Humidity: As a tropical species, this plant loves high humidity—aim for 60% or more. Misting, pebble trays, or a humidifier can help replicate its native environment.

  • Soil: Use a chunky, well-draining aroid mix, such as potting soil blended with perlite and orchid bark.

  • Feeding: During the growing season (spring to early fall), feed monthly with a balanced, diluted liquid fertilizer. Hold off on feeding during winter dormancy.

  • Dormancy Tips: In cooler seasons, Alocasia gageana ‘Aurea’ may drop some leaves and enter dormancy. Reduce watering and wait for new growth in spring.