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Colocasia Lemon Lime Gecko

Colocasia Lemon Lime Gecko

Colocasia ‘Lemon Lime Gecko’
The Colocasia ‘Lemon Lime Gecko’ is a compact, radiant elephant ear cultivar admired for its brilliant chartreuse-green leaves and bold, sculptural form. Each smooth, heart-shaped leaf gleams with a soft gloss and delicate veining, creating a luminous, glowing effect that stands out in any setting.

Unlike larger Colocasia varieties, ‘Lemon Lime Gecko’ stays delightfully compact, making it perfect for decorative pots, smaller gardens, or bright indoor spaces with good humidity. Its upright stems and vibrant lime color bring a jolt of tropical energy to patios, porches, and sunny interiors, adding drama and warmth without overwhelming the space.

Whether styled solo as a statement piece or paired with deep green or purple foliage, Colocasia ‘Lemon Lime Gecko’delivers a perfect balance of structure, color, and tropical flair.

Sizing Description:

Small: 4" / 10cm pot diameter

 

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Sun Requirements ▾

Prefers part shade to full sun, depending on climate. In cooler regions, it can tolerate more sun. In hotter zones, provide afternoon shade to prevent leaf scorch and preserve color vibrancy.

Watering Instructions ▾

Keep soil consistently moist. Tolerates wet conditions and can even be planted in shallow water. Avoid letting soil dry out completely—this plant thrives with regular watering.

Care Tips ▾

Soil: Grows best in rich, well-draining soil with high organic content. Ideal in moisture-retentive mixes or amended garden beds. Can also grow in boggy or rain garden environments. Fertilizer: Feed every 2–4 weeks during the growing season with a balanced liquid fertilizer or use a slow-release fertilizer at planting to support vigorous growth. Humidity: Thrives in high humidity, especially in warm climates. In drier areas, consider grouping with other plants or misting to increase humidity if grown in containers.
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