Differences between Leucocasia, Colocasia and Alocasia 🌱

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my name is Samuel Ford and my passion are plants 🪴. That’s why I want to share this passion with you 😊.
This time I am explaining the differences between a Alocasia, Leucocasia and Colocasia.🌱
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[@leahsandow9300]

I love Alocasia, only just found out about Colocasia, NOW thanks to your video, I have learned about Leucolocasi's! Great video, very informative! Subscribing!

[@berardoscavatore4611]

my friend thank you, i learned more from your video than in two days of searching the web.

[@CeraLillian]

This video was very helpful and informative but also panic inducing 😂 I'm going to go home and back hand my alocasia so it'll grown bigger like his 😊😂

[@jeromecr]

You are so cool. I love how you share information on plants. It's obvious how passionate you are. Thank you for teaching us!

[@G.W.H.]

Thanks for sharing!!! Beautiful!!!!

[@ailena1276]

Very informative thank you for added knowledge about colocasia and alocasia, God bless

[@tranquilitywithdd]

Thanks for the information. Never heard of a Leucocasia .

[@sheldonmurphy6031]

Thaaaaank You Sir ! I now know to go for the Leucocasia Gigantia! Thumbs Uo From The States Iowa 😁

[@nkojima]

wow, what a huge collection

[@Sunnight]

Really nice video informative!!! I got all of em in my natal country but I've never tried to make an observation in detail!!!

[@d.tbichnga3448]

I love your knowledge and, your asian squat! 👍🏻 😂😂

[@jwilmarsn]

Very interesting video! Thank you Samuel! I am an agronomist and live in north east region of Brazil.

[@rozklapiocha2013]

Thank You for explanation :-) best regards

[@monsteraetc]

My man, manhandling those leaves like nothing else...while I'm afraid to breathe on some of my Alocasias that are growing in a fancy humidity and temperature-controlled cabinet in my house. I love it...but I still don't think I'm going to try to crunch up any of my leaves. 🤣

[@nobull772]

You have an awesome greenhouse.

[@singhtesing2527]

I have a kind of those plant that can be eaten raw or cooked, I really don't know what is it in English, it's not big as elephants ears they look alike but they are non toxic

[@fordplants]

Taro you mean

[@tedscott1478]

What is the lowest temperature leucocasia can stand please? Also can they be overwintered indoors or in a greenhouse or in a cool garage maybe? I think I'd like one of these😊

[@nobull772]

Here in Florida, my leucocasias can withstand the weather year round- lows can reach mid to lower thirties for a few days out of the year. Their growth stunts in the winter though. Yes you can overwinter them, but they will look very sad without sunlight.

[@Eppest]

great video, thanks! can you show us how to pollinate an Alocasia to produce seeds?

[@fordplants]

You don't have to pollinate them. The wind does the job for me.

[@tedscott1478]

@@fordplants pretty tricky if it's a houseplant though?

[@fordplants]

@@tedscott1478 shake the plant or the flowers. Or for cross pollination collect pollen and apply it on other flowers. Do this each day for 3 days. First the flowers are male, and later the flowers turn to femail.

[@tobiasznowak9121]

What's the diffrence beetwen leucocasia laosy giant and thailand Giant? Beside of size of course. I have some small plants of each variety and cant recognize which one is which 🤣

[@angelinaaung2680]

Anyone realize how rough he is?!

[@javimartin5053]

Not at all!

[@TayTalk2Much]

HI thank you for the video! I have one question though, selfish of me, but are the leaves of the leucocasia also edible like the cousins colocasia and alocasia? Also, another question, is the mature 'trunk' or root of the alocasia also edible? Thank you!

[@christianlloydcomia9138]

In 3:25 what fruit trees is that behind you?

[@fordplants]

Well there are some papaya trees and on the right are chillis

[@alonsorobots]

I’m confused… I keep seeing that Leucocasia is the same thing as Colocasia and was renamed. Yours certainly look different. Any ideas?

[@fordplants]

Its not the same. Leucocasia grows larger then any other colocasia

[@danielwatkins5439]

What is your U. S. prices for leucocasia and alocasia?

[@Masholofficial]

what is the name of this Leucocasia

[@fordplants]

Leucocasia gigantea

[@tedscott1478]

If they came back 8 or 10 months later they didn't die, they just went dormant...

[@fordplants]

Yes they do go dormant after they flower time is over.

[@nobull772]

@@fordplants Wait, they go dormant after they flower?? I’ve grown alot of leucocasias, but I’ve never seen one plant flower, and I really want to see one. Maybe it’s because I let them go dormant in the winter and replant in the spring, so they are all relatively young? I’m not as excited to know they go dormant after they flower though…

[@fordplants]

@@nobull772 hi, yes they go in a semi dormant stadium. They grow a lot slower and the leaves get smaller.

[@timprzykopanski9206]

Ah…

[@PoojaYadav-qk4uu]

Hindi me

[@angelinaaung2680]

PLANT LIVES MATTER (please be gentle with elephant ears)