Polly

Alocasia 'polly'

Price Match

£15.00

Quantity:
3-5 days

Summary

The Alocasia Polly is the perfect statement plant that will steal the spotlight in any room. With large, deep green leaves, silvery-sage veins, and wavy edges - this plant is unlike any other. Polly thrives in bright indirect light, and is quite particular with its watering schedule. Water when the top two inches of soil are dry. It can be a diva, but it will give you clues - yellowing leaves means you've overwatered, and brown leaves means it's thirsty! It may sound sweet, but it is toxic if ingested, so keep away from inquisitive pets and children.

Characteristics

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Difficulty

Delicate

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Difficulty

Delicate

Best for plant enthusiasts who enjoy detailed care. Requires precise watering, humidity control, and ideal light conditions to thrive.

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Habit

Upright

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Habit

Upright

Plants that grow mostly vertically, with stems reaching upward. They tend to stay compact and are great for pots, desktops, and small spaces.

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Humidity

High

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Humidity

High

Needs a humid environment, like a bathroom or regular misting.

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Light

Bright indirect

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Light

Bright indirect

Thrives in well-lit spaces but prefers filtered sunlight. Best near windows with sheer curtains or slightly away from direct sun exposure.

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Position

Bookshelf, desk or windowsill

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Position

Bookshelf, desk or windowsill

Compact and stylish, these plants thrive in smaller spaces like bookshelves, desks, or windowsills, adding a touch of greenery without taking up much room.

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Toxicity

Toxic

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Toxicity

Toxic

Can be harmful if ingested, so best kept out of reach of pets and children.

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Water

Little and Often

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Water

Little and Often

Prefers small, frequent drinks rather than big gulps. Keep the soil slightly moist but not soggy.

Toxicity

Not safe for cats

Not safe for children

Not safe for dogs

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