Thank you again Jim one very good informative video , I had redemption told it would be hardy but it didn’t come through dry storage , I have even lost Pink China , due to cold wet compost it think . I can’t believe you only have 1.5 k followers. I think you really down to earth advice is great .
Great video , im really getting interested in colocasia and want loads of different types i think i want to stick with mostly cold hardy ones i can leave in the ground🤔 love the variation between all the varieties
@richardfrais_backyard_projects It's best to start with just a couple, and as you get to grips with growing/care you can introduce more 👍 they are fantastic plants
I love the pink china but the fontanesii is the hardiest. You have many beautiful plants. I have many alocasia but I keep them in flower pots.
Thank you again Jim one very good informative video , I had redemption told it would be hardy but it didn’t come through dry storage , I have even lost Pink China , due to cold wet compost it think . I can’t believe you only have 1.5 k followers. I think you really down to earth advice is great .
@gordonissocoollike Thanks, I really don't do it for anything other than sharing ideas and hopefully help a few people along the way 👍
looks like the Fontanesii is the best one balancing hardiness with looks, thanks for the video
@joezimmerman1089 Definitely the most interesting looking one with cool tolerance 👍
Put farmyard manure I put on 3 times a year all my plants have done well
Great video , im really getting interested in colocasia and want loads of different types i think i want to stick with mostly cold hardy ones i can leave in the ground🤔 love the variation between all the varieties
@@richardfrais_backyard_projects They all perform differently, just a matter of finding the ones that work for you 👍
ive only got pink china and black sapphire gecko at the moment
@richardfrais_backyard_projects It's best to start with just a couple, and as you get to grips with growing/care you can introduce more 👍 they are fantastic plants
@@jimspalmsuk5098 really appreciate the videos you make and all the advice 😎😎
Evary thing is small bad year for gardening
It was slow start but mine have all done well
@@steverichardson4374 I have to admit, I did give up on a few things this year.
Jim, what do you use for mulch ?
@@kateeveritt3292 wood chip or bark chip is best