Moisture necessity

Elephant ear plants thrive in moist environments and signal the need for water through drooping stalks. 

Partial shade preference

They prefer partial shade and require more water when exposed to increased sunlight. 

Ideal soil conditions

Cultivate them in fertile, loamy soil with a slight acidity, ensuring consistent dampness. 

Fertilizer frequency

Feed them with high-nitrogen fertilizer every two to three weeks, and adjust if yellowing foliage occurs. 

Planting depth & watering

Plant them four inches deep and water container plants more frequently than in-ground ones. 

Troubleshooting leaves

Drooping leaves indicate imbalances in light, water, or fertilizer levels, while yellowing leaves signal the need for adjustments.