Alocasia Cucullata in Self-Watering Pot

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Light:
Bright, indirect light is best, she'll tolerate medium light but grows faster and fuller with more.
No direct sun → scorched or yellowing leaves.
Water:
Keep 2–3 cm of water in the decorative pot at all times, top up every 3–5 days or when it runs low.
Water level should not touch the bottom of the inner pot, the wick handles the rest.
Use filtered or dechlorinated water.
Humidity:
Loves humidity bathroom, kitchen, or near a humidifier is ideal.
Keep her away from AC vents and cold drafts

The Alocasia Cucullata has been grown in Buddhist temples across Southeast Asia for centuries — it's considered a symbol of good luck and is often planted near temple entrances to welcome visitors. She's been bringing good energy indoors long before it was a trend.

Alocasia Cucullata

A bright spot away from direct sun — a shelf or side table near a window works beautifully. She fans out generously as she grows, so give her a little room to spread. Living room, bedroom, or a well-lit bathroom are all perfect