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candace_seaton

Upright Elephant ear root from trunk?

11 years ago

One of my Alocasia Odorata broke off in a storm. The trunk is about 3' long, as big around as a coffee cup, with leaves...I put it into a bucket of water. Will it root or should I just toss it out?

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