What's eating my alocasia morocco?

Alocasia Morocco is a textured-leaf hybrid kept indoors, making it prime territory for spider mites and mealybugs. The deeply corrugated leaves create hiding spots that make mealybug colonies harder to spot. Check every fold and vein base regularly. Thrips will scar the ornamental leaf surface if left unchecked.

Tiny yellow stipples across the leaf surface; webbing in leaf folds; leaf edges yellowing Rinse plant in the shower; treat with neem oil or insecticidal soap; maintain humidity above 60%

White waxy fluff in vein grooves and leaf axils; honeydew; yellowing of older leaves Spot-treat with isopropyl alcohol; spray neem oil systemically; isolate from other plants

Silver-grey streaks on the textured leaf surface; black frass dots; distorted emerging leaves Remove damaged leaves; apply spinosad or neem oil; blue sticky traps for adult monitoring