How to prune alocasia reversa

Any time, only when a leaf is fully dead. Use fine sterilized scissors to cut the petiole close to the rhizome. This is a delicate species — work carefully and do not disturb the roots.

Rarely — only when leaves fully die. Alocasia Reversa is a small, slow-growing species with striking dark foliage and pale veins. It needs virtually no pruning — only remove leaves that are fully dead or severely damaged. Because it produces very few leaves and grows slowly, avoid removing any leaf with remaining green tissue; even a partially green leaf is still valuable to the plant.

Use fine sterilized scissors to cut the petiole close to the rhizome. This is a delicate species — work carefully and do not disturb the roots.