Keep your Xanthosoma warm in the winter months to avoid winter dormancy or let it go back to a corm and watch it explode with colourful growth in summer
clean and organized while gardening with this purpose-made canvas apron
ideally these would get morning sun and indirect light thereafter to create a compact little mound
Fertilise your Xanthosoma atrovirens every month during the growing season (spring to autumn) with a balanced liquid fertilizer diluted to half strength
this no longer becomes an issue
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