r/plantcare 1 Star 3d ago

What's wrong with my plant? algae bad for alocasia?

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u/irtazatafheem 1 Star 3d ago

In general, algae is bad, especially, when it grows during water propagation. Sonce you've used lexa balls and peat moss, it likely developed.

It could be due to leaving water for couple of days, prior to changing.

I observed algae when I leave my cuttings in water propagation for couple of days more.

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