Colocasia and Alocasia

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Amberforce

Colocasia and Alocasia

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Hi All.

I'm sure there's a simple answer to this but I was wondering why my Alocasias and Colocasias drip from the end of their leaves. It seems to be more on an evening and not necessarily when they have been watered.

Many thanks for your comments.
countrylover

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Amberforce

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Thanks Countrylover. So it's called 'guttation'. That's fascinating!!
countrylover

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Now look what our scientists discovered recently http://zeenews.india.com/news/sci-tech/ ... 41166.html
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Re: Colocasia and Alocasia

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countrylover wrote:Now look what our scientists discovered recently http://zeenews.india.com/news/sci-tech/ ... 41166.html
That is interesting, but at the same worrying, as if we give artificial light in winter, are we screwing up it's seasonal clock :?:
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I think we don't. We usually give artificial light to tropical species where certain seasons do not occur as in our climate so we actually are kinda watchmakers icon_scratch
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