Alocasia Frydek

Scientific name: Alocasia Frydek Common Names: Green Velvet Alocasia Gorgeous deep green foliage Velveteen sheen Truly a statement piece Loves humidity and warmth Plant Care: Intermediate Listen up, plant fam! The Alocasia Frydek is about to become the star of your indoor jungle. This absolute stunner is like nature's own piece of art - think deep green leaves with veins so white they look like they've been painted by hand. It's basically the supermodel of the plant world, with leaves that feel like luxurious green velvet and silvery-white lines that'll make your Instagram followers go wild. Hailing from the tropical vibes of Southeast Asia, this beauty is all about that humid life. Want it to thrive? Aim for humidity levels that'll make it feel like a tropical paradise. Top tip: pop it on a pebble tray or park it in your bathroom—just make sure it's getting that bright, indirect light for best results. Watering is where the magic happens. Wait until the top 5 cm of soil feels dry (usually every 7-10 days), and whatever you do, don't drown this diva or leave it gasping for water. Drainage is key, for keeping your queen sitting pretty! Styling? Absolute next-level stuff. Slide it into a sleek ceramic pot or let it rock a textured basket. Pro placement: near a window where it can serve major tropical-chic realness in your living space or home office. Trust us, the Alocasia Frydek isn't just a plant. It's the ultimate must-have! Please note: Alocasia do not like being eaten, hence they're a little toxic. Keep out of reach of pets and children. CARE INSTRUCTIONS Follow these instructions to keep your Frydek healthy and happy. Water: Keep soil evenly moist but not saturated, so ensure that the drainage is good. Water less often in winter. Light: bright, indirect light; keep away from direct sunlight. Humidity: Enjoys a humid environment and good airflow. Normal room humidity should be fine, but will enjoy a bright bathroom. Fertilize: Diluted balanced feed every two weeks, spring to autumn, reducing to monthly in winter.