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Alocasia 'Cuprea'

Alocasia 'Cuprea'

  Alocasia Cuprea, also known as Alocasia "Red Secret", is a tropical plant native to the rainforests of Borneo. It is distinguished by its spectacular leaves, which are thick, metallic, and have a coppery or reddish appearance, giving it an almost alien appearance. The leaves are heart-shaped and can reach an impressive size. The surface of the leaves is shiny and often marked with deep, contrasting veins. Care: Light: Place Alocasia Cuprea in a bright location but avoid direct sunlight, which can burn its delicate leaves. She prefers filtered or indirect light. Watering: Keep the soil evenly moist, but not soggy. Water regularly to maintain a constant humidity level. In winter, reduce watering as the plant enters a dormant period. Humidity: Alocasia Cuprea thrives in a humid environment. Use a humidifier or place the pot on a tray of pebbles with water to increase ambient humidity. Regular misting of the leaves can also be beneficial. Temperature: Maintain a room temperature between 18°C ​​and 25°C. Avoid cold drafts and sudden temperature changes, which can stress the plant. Soil: Use a well-draining potting mix enriched with organic matter. A tropical plant mix or all-purpose potting soil mixed with perlite is ideal. Fertilizing: Fertilize during the active growing period (spring and summer) with a balanced liquid fertilizer every 2 to 4 weeks. In winter, reduce or stop fertilizing. Repotting: Repot Alocasia Cuprea every 1 to 2 years, or when the plant outgrows its pot. The best time to repot is in early spring, before new growth begins. Common Problems: Yellow leaves may indicate over or under watering. Brown spots can be caused by low humidity or sunburn. With proper care, your Alocasia Cuprea can become an impressive centerpiece in your houseplant collection, bringing an exotic and elegant touch to your space.

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Nepenthes sanguinea

Nepenthes sanguinea

La Nepenthes est une plante carnivore tropicale spectaculaire, reconnue pour ses longues feuilles se terminant par des urnes suspendues en forme de pièges. Ces urnes, souvent rouges ou vertes tachetées, attirent et digèrent les insectes, ce qui en fait une alliée naturelle contre les petites bêtes. Elle apporte une touche exotique et intrigante à tout espace lumineux et humide. Lumière : Préfère une lumière vive et indirecte. Évitez le plein soleil brûlant, mais donnez-lui une belle clarté pour favoriser la formation des urnes. Arrosage : Garder le terreau toujours humide, mais jamais détrempé. Utiliser de l’eau de pluie ou déminéralisée, car elle est sensible au calcaire. Humidité : Aime une humidité ambiante élevée (60 % et plus). Un terrarium ou un plateau d’eau sous le pot peut aider à maintenir un bon taux. Température : Températures idéales entre 18 °C et 28 °C. Éviter les courants d’air froid. Substrat : Mélange léger et aéré, souvent à base de sphaigne, perlite et écorces. Ne pas utiliser de terreau standard. Engrais : Éviter les engrais traditionnels. Elle se nourrit des insectes capturés. Vous pouvez occasionnellement lui offrir un petit insecte vivant si elle est cultivée en intérieur. Rempotage : Tous les 2 ans environ, au printemps. Manipuler avec précaution pour ne pas endommager les urnes. Particularité : Les urnes peuvent se dessécher si la plante manque de lumière ou d’humidité. Il est normal que certaines urnes meurent au fil du temps pendant que de nouvelles se forment.

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