How to Repot & Stake Up Alocasia cuprea 'Red Secret'

[@scp5577]

You are a true green thumb! I have a lot of Alocasia - they don't die on me like they do for some folks - but they are slow growers and drop leaves and never get to the fullness you have here on your Cuprea. So so beautiful - and you are such a talent! Sincerely, your friend from the Midwest of the USA who love love loves your channel!

[@pograjmysobiew]

I thought I am clicking in some cute old grandma video :D

[@WesleysPlantWorld]

Well I see to be all sorts to different people, so I’ll just take that as a compliment haha! 👵🏼🪴🌿

[@lesleymaclennan7899]

Thanks Lesley ❤

[@jill6165]

I’ve just ordered one and I’m picking it up today! I’m so excited, I’m definitely going to subscribe I love your content x

[@HinaHeather]

I don’t have red secret but I watched the whole video 😂 very informative video and beautiful healthy plant!

[@rainess6456]

This is an excellent idea. Thank you for sharing !!!!!

[@BobbieAlexander-r3p]

Hey I love alocasia and last came three days ago and I'm ready to get it out of the pot and stake it I just love this plant it is so gorgeous this is Bill bbie from Cincinnati out here in roselawn is 6 inch pot too big for the alocasia it's a ❤ on they really s Slowbro hours

[@WesleysPlantWorld]

Hej 🇺🇸 from 🇸🇪! Yes these are really interesting plants with amazing colours. Have fun working with your plants and watching them grow 🪴

[@heatherdashnaw1849]

You're plants are beatiful...I have a large monstera that I love and 2 elephant eats that I'm starting to work on

[@lucierobinson7347]

Thank you for a very good demonstration of transplanting and staking.

[@andreaarnold5613]

Thank you very much for this technique. 🐨

[@SweetQueen77]

Thanks for one more informative video 👏🏽🌼🐣

[@racheldruiff-fick663]

so helpful thank you!

[@rochchel717]

I live in an apartment with low light too, Im only using lamp light but one of my leave is very unhappy I don't know why. I checked the moisture its fine Im scared I hope it will survive. Thank you for this!!

[@kerryanneiss4793]

Does staking them to the pole with twine stunt its growth if it's too supportive or restrictive? Thank you!

[@hola-rk3lr]

Hi! Just want to clarify that the cuprea of the video is not the red secret.👍🏼

[@melanieobrien8218]

I just got given one of these but it unfortunately had to search for the light. It is one stem and is very leggy. Should I chop it back to an inch off the media to start again?? Help please 🥺

[@kristinscarfone]

Love you and this video. Such a pleasure to learn! I’m assuming that this technique will work with any type of alocasia?

[@lilytarrant4019]

What potting mix did you use!

[@blackpinkvipaccessrow2138]

Absolutely love your videos!! Please create an update soon! 🥰 There’s only a few vids about cuprea here, I recently bought one and it got me thinking why some cuprea leaves look more redish and some greenish? Could they be a different cuprea variant? Mine looks like yours but only have 2 leaves! May I know how old or how long did your cuprea start shooting out new leaves?

[@blackpinkvipaccessrow2138]

Gardens & Crystals Oh my gosh you actually replied!! I am shaking!! Thanks for the info. Hope mine does the same as yours and becomes even half as beautiful!! Super love your vids!! 🥰 💕

[@HelenMcCutchen2]

I'm gonna try it my is floppy over I've tried to help it but I think the plant likes to hang.

[@headhayley123]

Is that not a flower stem rather than a new leaf?

[@judyisapunk7928]

Yes. It’s an inflorescence and not a new leaf.

[@Izzywizzy74]

Are you saying "leccer balls" what are they ??? stones??

[@nickhayley]

First time I've heard it called it a "Coop-ree". Always thought cuprea was pronounced Coop-ree-a.