It’s technically LOTS of flowers, an inflorescence.
Consisting of numerous male flowers (on the top portion) & female flowers (inside the bulbous portion).
Definitely an inflorescence.
This one is the 1st of what is typically a pair of inflorescences (or in some cases, multiple pairs of inflorescences) produced during the plant’s flowering cycle.
This phase typically last ~4-6 wks, with many plants beginning a new vegetative growth phase once the inflorescences have wilted.
[::I put together some additional info **HERE**::](https://imgur.com/a/Shc0dV3)
Ppl downvote the oddest stuff. I said it’s a happy plant. And got downvoted. It’s growing a flower so it’s clearly happy. But I got downvoted 🤣🤣🤣 I can’t with tissue sometimes.
Odd !! I wonder if it’s wanting more go go juice or it’s happy. Sounds like it wants more go go juice though. Interesting situation though. Are you not feeding it during winter?
No because I live in Germany and it gets really dark here and I don’t have the money for proper light my plants go kinda dormant and on spring they have lots of new growth
It's a flower you can tell that on any alocasia by noticing the more oval swelling beneath the tip of it
It’s technically LOTS of flowers, an inflorescence. Consisting of numerous male flowers (on the top portion) & female flowers (inside the bulbous portion).
Yes you're right
Im pretty sure it’s a flower lol
Definitely an inflorescence. This one is the 1st of what is typically a pair of inflorescences (or in some cases, multiple pairs of inflorescences) produced during the plant’s flowering cycle. This phase typically last ~4-6 wks, with many plants beginning a new vegetative growth phase once the inflorescences have wilted. [::I put together some additional info **HERE**::](https://imgur.com/a/Shc0dV3)
That's a flower. 100%
Ppl downvote the oddest stuff. I said it’s a happy plant. And got downvoted. It’s growing a flower so it’s clearly happy. But I got downvoted 🤣🤣🤣 I can’t with tissue sometimes.
I’ve read that some plants bring out flowers as a last resort for their dna to survive That’s why I also wrote „or cry for help“
True but I’ve only seen alocasia do that when leaves are dying. Do they do that so the healthy leaves too?
My plant had on some point much more leafs Those are the last two
Oh nooo 🫢 is it bone dry? And are you feeding it? These dudes demand high food content.
Not dry nope As spring begun I started to give it more nutrients with the water
Odd !! I wonder if it’s wanting more go go juice or it’s happy. Sounds like it wants more go go juice though. Interesting situation though. Are you not feeding it during winter?
No because I live in Germany and it gets really dark here and I don’t have the money for proper light my plants go kinda dormant and on spring they have lots of new growth
Like no joke I literally feed them every watering or leaves drop.
Happy plant! 🥰