The Alocasia Stingray is a space oddity with leaves that look like they’re ready to glide through zero gravity, tail and all! This quirky cosmic creature loves bright, indirect starlight... too much direct exposure and those fins might fry like a comet too close to a sun.

It thrives in warm, humid conditions (70–85°F and 60%+ humidity), mimicking its tropical galaxy of origin. Water when the top inch of soil feels like dry moon dust, never soggy or you risk launching into root rot orbit. A chunky, well-draining mix (think coco coir, perlite, and bark) will keep its roots anchored in stable space soil.

This aquatic-looking alien can be a little dramatic. Droopy or yellowing leaves might signal a cosmic imbalance in moisture or light. Adjust accordingly to keep it in stellar shape.

Feed monthly with a diluted space-fuel fertilizer during the growing season to keep it soaring through your botanical universe.

Wipe those funky fins to maintain their glossy warp-speed finish, and scan for tiny space invaders like spider mites or thrips. Your Stingray won’t hesitate to send out an SOS.

Give it room to stretch those wings and it’ll reward you with growth that’s truly out of this world.