Unique Upward-Facing Foliage Why Tiny Dancer Alocasia Plants? Defined by its upward-facing, cup-like foliage, the Tiny Dancer Plant delivers unique good looks and manageable growth, especially since it reaches only 14 inches in height. So, this Alocasia is the ideal house plant. It's perfect for tabletops, terrariums, window sills and beyond. Any small space that needs a little life will be spruced up by the delicate, whimsical Alocasia Tiny Dancer. And with a bit of sun and water, it truly thrives. No fuss and no frustrating guesswork are involved when it comes to this Alocasia. Why Trees.com is Better We've hand-selected this Alocasia variety for its unique good looks, easy-growing benefits, and versatility. So, no matter where you plant your Tiny Dancer, you get healthy, strong growth because it's a proven performer. Your Alocasia Tiny Dancer is planted, grown and shipped with expert care and a better-developed root system, directly to your door. Now, you get a plant that's ready to thrive as soon as it arrives. Forget trips to your big-box store or local nursery. When you order from Trees.com, you get the promise of convenience, ease, and elegance - get your own Tiny Dancer today! Planting & Care 1. Planting: The Alocasia Tiny Dancer prefers full sun to partial shade, so place it in front of a bright window. However, you should provide some protection from the harsh afternoon sun. Because the Alocasia arrives in a roomy container, you shouldn't need to repot right away. Only replant when/if the Tiny Dancer outgrows its original container, and select a pot that's about twice the width of the shipped container at that point. Make sure your pot has drainage holes, use organic soil mix, place your plant and water to settle the roots. 2. Watering: Use your finger to check the surrounding soil's moisture level, about 2 or 3 inches down. Water your plant when there are a full two inches of dryness from the top of the soil. You may also mist your Alocasia with a spray bottle twice or three times weekly. 3. Pruning: Remove dead or damaged foliage to encourage healthy growth.
