When repotting our Alocasia Amazonica “Polly” we hit jackpot, finding six bulbs to plant. Having removed the bulbs, we planted them directly into some well draining soil (preferably a little soil mixed with perlite). Put a plastic bag over them, so that it creates a a tiny greenhouse. This way you don’t have to water them that often.
It’ll take a while for the bulbs to start growing roots, so be patient. I’d say give it a month ot two, and if it doesn’t start growing in that time, it might not happen at all. Our took about two months for one bulb to start growing a baby Alocasia. Amazing how nature works isn’t it!
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