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Hi Javieralfonso, Im from Malaysia, do check out my channel for more details. Thanks

It is because it was considered a rare plant - trending plants. Almost everything that appears to be variegated colorations appear to have a price hike

Basically I'm using coconut husk chips together with sphagnum moss & perlite

@@991Bambie About 3 weeks until the whole rootball dried out from the rot effect

@@inuitivschnippli8731 Correct

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Its dying. As in became matured and setting itself to finish its lifespan. Basically you may need regenerate it for new growth. Try spraying seaweed solution to regenerate new root growth - a new plant may appear and start a new plant from the side.

You can do that but technically the plant is in cocopeat. If in case, something rots.. Everything will get rotten. And you must know.. Cameron Highlands weather n lowland weather here is 2 different things. If it gets too hot n the plant is sitting in water.. The roots can get cooked..

@TropicalGarden alright thanks for the info!

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Its definitely not endemic in Malaysia. It depends which seller is cultivating them in bulk. Just like strawberries are not native in Malaysia but you can still cultivate them in Cameron Highlands. Likewise, these might be imported in bulk depending on the countries that are producing them. Often difficult to say as the source of trade is kept PnC. from the competitors.

Basic potting medium

Hello, Greetings to you. Thank you so much for sharing your experience with Caladiums. They really need a lot of care for them to grow well.

@@marianaantunano6730 No need Its already established. Just that Do check they are not suddenly exposed to direct sunlight immediately as it may shock n burned leaves. Slowly introduce it by changing the location from semi shade to tje desired location in a weeks time

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If they are growing smaller, you may have to dig out the corms or tubers and replant it as they are going into dormancy. It happens sometimes after they finish their growth cycle - very similar like caladiums

What language do you understand?

@@TropicalGarden a few including english

Im sorry, I don't understand your question. Care to explain what you don't understand? Maybe I can explain it to you better?

The accent makes it hard to understand you

Click on the description. The details are there.. If possible - look for the full video in my channel

Basically I use the tablet used for water lily or lotus but it is a bit expensive. However any fertiliser will do both organic or chemical types. Just use it lightly and observe if there are any burns on the leaves. If too many burned leaves at the edges means there is too much fertiliser in the pot.

Technically yes. Similar like torch gingers. Also used as local cuisine in Thailand

Hi, Im Malaysian Its a bit rare to find in common nursery here. You need to get it from gardener or collectors who cultivate Jasmine as their plant collection

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Indeed.

Yes, its normal. The flowers have aged and slowly losing its pigmentation. Often happens more quickly on a rainy day.

Yes This is true

No Once its finished blooming It forms berries

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Technically I can say.. Plus minus about 5-6 years now

Copper as in metal?

I think so - most likely all metal based materials

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Sure Do ask me what you want to know. I can try my best to to help you

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Hi, I suggest uproot the whole plant : 1) Wash properly - even the rootball 2) Let it dry in good sunlight for a day 3) Check the soggy and rot parts carefully 4) Trim / scrape the rotten parts 5) Apply anti fungal to the rotten part till it heals and dries off 6) Replant back carefully on the living root part. The plant is fully gone when the whole thing is rotten away, otherwise there is still hope to try to save it.

@@TropicalGarden Hi I did try and repot it after cutting off what I thought were rotten roots but I didnt let it dry out first. I didnt water it for a week hoping it would dry out in the soil. Should I take it out of the pot and dry it out and then pot it again?

@@AL-ru3nk Yes please You need to make sure fully the rot is clean n dried. Otherwise it can come back. Since you didn't water it, don't wash it. Carefully dig it out n check for rots. If none, plant it back. Only use light spray foliar fertiliser on the plant mix with root hormone for it to regenerate. It should work

@@TropicalGarden Thank you I will do that today. I am trying to propagate some of the stems I cut off earlier. Hopefully, they will take.

Do try to use rooting hormones like Vit B1 or seaweed solution. Those will force new root growth vigorously.

no need to change water - just add water Fertilizer - depends on the instruction given Most likely once or twice a month

Similar to Rangoon Creeper Vine - do check the video on hard pruning