Colocasia esculenta 'Elena' (kol-oh-KAY-shah ess-kew-LEN-tah) brings bright green leaves that add light and impact wherever planted.
Gardeners in cool hardiness zones may overwinter tubers indoors covered by peat moss during winter, after leaves have been desiccated by frost.
Plant tubers when soil is consistently around 70°F. Offspring shoots can be transplanted.
Leaf edges burn if soil dries out too often. If tubers are kept too wet during winter storage, they may rot. Keep tubers and peat moss slightly damp, never wet.
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