White powdery substance at base and on leaves of elephant ear (Alocasia/Colocasia) in Florida, possibly with larvae visible.
Both appear as white, waxy deposits; mealybugs look more cottony.
Inspect new plants, avoid over-fertilizing (excess nitrogen attracts sucking insects), and hose off foliage periodically.
Watering Alocasia (Elephant Ear) in Hot Weather
Propagating Elephant Ears: Division, Timing, and Leaf Production
Alocasia Guttation and Repotting Mistakes
Transplanting Mature Elephant Ears: Managing Shock and Establishing Ideal Conditions
Overwintering and Propagating Upright Elephant Ears (Colocasia)
Beyond Elephant Ears: Moist Shade Plants for Late Afternoon Sun
Giant Elephant Ear (Colocasia gigantea): Massive Tropical Foliage
Fungus on Elephant Ear (Alocasia/Caladium): Lysol Treatment
Identifying and Caring for Your Mystery Elephant Ear Plant
Black Magic Elephant Ear (Colocasia) Indoor Care: Troubleshooting Leaf Dieback
Alocasia (Kris Plant / Elephant Ear): Care Guide for This Stunning Foliage Plant
Elephant Ear 'Black Magic' – Dramatic Purple-Black Foliage
How to Grow Elephant Ear Plants
Elephant Ear Leaves Are Edible: Cooking Colocasia for Traditional Dishes
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