LIGHT: Medium to bright, indirect light; Low light and cool temperatures may induce dormancy MEDIUM: Any well-draining and airy mix; we like using a mixture of peat, bark, and perlite WATER: Keep evenly moist but never wet; Alocasias may go dormant as well if the soil dries out FERTILIZER: Use a balanced fertilizer once a month during Spring and Summer; do not fertilize when plant is dormant HUMIDITY: Average home humidity of 40-60% PROPAGATION: Alocasias produce plantlets or corms that can be separated from the mother plant. When rooting corms, we like to place the corm halfway in sphagnum moss. Cover the container to keep humidity high but uncover it once a day for an hour to prevent mold growth. Transfer the plantlet to your chosen medium once the corm sprouts its first leaf and continue to provide high humidity.