Pink Dragon Avalokitesvara/Plain White Ruyi Plastic Basin

The white veins of Alocasia Pink Dragon form a sharp contrast with the light green leaves, coupled with the unique pink petiole, which becomes the strongest feature of Alocasia Pink Dragon. Avalokitesvara belongs to the shade-tolerant plants in the understory of trees, and is a plant in the tropical Asian rainforest of the family Araceae. Individuals are no more than 10-15 cm in length, and the leaves are palmate stipules without cracks, except for the veins, the fine lines are intertwined to form a rough leaf surface. The roots are prone to produce adventitious root buds, which can be propagated by divisions. Compared with the general Avalokitesvara, it grows slowly. It is a small Avalokitesvara. It likes a semi-shady environment and requires a well-drained cultivation medium, otherwise the underground stems are easy to rot. Avalokitesvara's lighting ranges from semi-shade to bright diffused light. If the indoor Avalokitesvara is exposed to too much light, their leaves will become rough, gray, or even burnt. At the same time, Avalokitesvara is not very shade-tolerant, so it is best not to put them in too dark corners. Guanyin lotus is not drought-tolerant, so try to keep their soil in a moist but not waterlogged state. It is best to water when the soil 5 cm deep on the surface (about two knuckles of the finger) is completely dry. Every time you water, the soil should be completely watered until the water flows out from the bottom of the pot so as not to cause rotten roots. If the leaves of Guanyin lotus start to droop, it may be time to water. Avalokitesvara that has just been watered and has sufficient water will have water droplets on the leaves in the morning (guttation), which is a normal drainage phenomenon. Winter belongs to the dormant period of Avalokitesvara, remember to reduce watering during that period. Uncle uses peat soil plus coconut fiber blocks as the medium, so that the plants have good drainage while taking into account the water retention of the plant roots. If the plants are grown outdoors, water them every day until the water flows out from the bottom of the pot; if the plants are grown indoors, it is recommended to touch the soil with your hands, and water it when the soil is about two centimeters dry. drain out from the bottom of the container, and pour out the accumulated water in the water basin after the water runs out. It is recommended that Avalokitesvara should not be placed in direct sunlight. *All plants are real photos of living things, and the photo of each thing is the plant itself that you will receive when you place an order! Plant height 23 cm