Tiny Dancers

- Your guide to the popular Alocasia hybrid

Alocasia Tiny Dancers is a carefully bred hybrid of the Alocasia plant with finely shaped leaves that dance elegantly on light stems.

Tiny Dancers is an attractive plant because of its light expression

Tiny Dancers is named after the graceful movement of the leaves, where the beautifully shaped leaves dance in the wind on graceful stems. The plant has an elegant appearance and adds a delicate touch to the decor.

Botanical name

Alocasia hybrid of Alocasia brisbanensis and Alocasia odora

Plant size

The sales height is approximately 25-30 cm.

Care and maintenance tips for Tiny Dancers

Alocasia Tiny Dancers thrive in warmth and high humidity. It is a good idea to mist the leaves and fertilize occasionally during the growing season.

Watering: Alocasia Tiny Dancers can be watered about twice a week when the top layer of soil is dry. Do not allow the plant to dry out or stand in water.

Light: Place Tiny Dancers in indirect light, but avoid locations in semi-darkness and make sure not to expose the plant to harsh direct sun.

Temperature: This plant thrives best in warmer temperatures from around 20-30 degrees.

How you can propagate Alocasia Tiny Dancers

We do not recommend taking cuttings of Tiny Dancers. The plant is best propagated by carefully dividing the root ball in the spring when the plant is transplanted into a larger pot.

Did you know.

Tiny Dancers was created by crossing the plants Alocasia brisbanensis and Alocasia odora, also known as elephant ear. The more recently bred hybrid between the plants quickly became popular due to its convenient size and elegant appearance.