@@hidongcucuk4756 Hi Hidong, if it's gotten cold where you are, it very well could be that. Colocasias and alocasias go dormant in the winter. As long as the rhizome is alive and healthy, it will sprout new leaves in the spring.
Unless the leaves are dead, you should not cut them. We cut the leaf in this video just to demonstrate how quickly it would grow back. Trimming healthy leaves will not encourage growth.
Q: Why would you cut off a perfectly good leaf?
A: For demonstration. If anything happens to your leaves, rest assured more will grow.
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@@hidongcucuk4756 Hi Hidong, if it's gotten cold where you are, it very well could be that. Colocasias and alocasias go dormant in the winter. As long as the rhizome is alive and healthy, it will sprout new leaves in the spring.
Wow! That crazy fast growth
My plant came two days ago, small but looks healthy with beautiful leaves. Do I need to cut them? What happened if I don’t do it? Thanks.
Unless the leaves are dead, you should not cut them. We cut the leaf in this video just to demonstrate how quickly it would grow back. Trimming healthy leaves will not encourage growth.
Are you plants not GMO made? I ordered pandan plant and I want to know if is is made of GMO?😊
Every single plant we sell is 100% non-GMO, including the Pandanus
I just Order a plant would it be okay in my room with by a window without much light will it still grow ?
While this plant prefers part sun to mostly shade, indoors it’ll probably grow best near a window with indirect light.
Was that water coming out of the stem tip?
Yes, it looks like the plant expelled water that would have otherwise hydrated the leaf.