Alocasia baginda / 'Dragon Scale' nanouk Water when the soil is

Water when the soil is completely dry

Plenty of indirect light is best for the Oxalis to thrive

It's a vining plant and has evolved to "climb" up something like a moss pole or coconut coir totem support

Therefore it will make a great choice for the enthusiast

thanks to the famous carol 'The Holly & The Ivy'

Alocasia baginda / 'Dragon Scale' nanouk Water when the soil isA bold and striking houseplant, with large textured leaves that resemble dragon scales. *Pot size varied. Toxic to pets.* Did you know? This alocasia improves air quality and reduces stress making it beneficial for health. Watering Dependent on home conditions, pot size and season. The Alocasia Dragon Scale requires regular watering and soil should not be allowed to dry out, reduce schedule during the colder months. Lighting Bright, indirect light is