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baby alocasia gagaena california elephant ear plant live tree garden California Alocasia Shrub I Elephant Ears – Plant It Tampa BayCalifornia Alocasia Shrub I Elephant Ears Giant Elephant Ear Alocasia is a spectacular tropical landscape plant with giant leaves the look like elephant ears. It is the fastest and largest growing alocasia on the market which makes it the perfect plant for any landscape. It can be grown indoors in a decorative container or outdoors as a background plant, pond border, statement plant, or in an outdoor container. Part Sun, 6 plus hours indirect sun
California Alocasia Shrub I Elephant Ears
Giant Elephant Ear Alocasia is a spectacular tropical landscape plant with giant leaves the look like elephant ears. It is the fastest and largest growing alocasia on the market which makes it the perfect plant for any landscape. It can be grown indoors in a decorative container or outdoors as a background plant, pond border, statement plant, or in an outdoor container.
- Part Sun, 6 plus hours indirect sun daily
- Hardiness zone: hardy in zones 7-9 annual for zones 6 and below
- Bloom time: late spring
- Soil type: does well in acidic, neutral and alkaline well-drained soils, mulch recommended
- Mature size: 5 ft. T x 6 ft. W
- Enhance Your Garden with Vines and Shrubs.
Grow Best:Landscaping House Plant Container
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Ideal position:Performs best in Sun Light Any light is fine. The more sun you give these plants, however, the more water they'll require. |
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Water:Once a week, or when top inch of soil is dry, they are not as thirsty as many other common houseplants, but will drop leaves if they stay too wet or too dry for extended periods |
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Growth Outlook:Mature size is 5' Tall and 4' Wide Growth Rate: Fast |
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Pet Friendly - NONO. Toxicity. Hosta Patriotplant is poisonous to dogs and cats when ingested. It contains toxins called saponins, which can result in symptoms such as vomiting, lack of appetite, and low mood. |
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Landscape uses
- Single yard specimen
- Large accent for the corner of the house, deck or patio
- Background for smaller plants
- Filling the center of a circular drive
- Add height and interest along a blank wall
- Around the trunk of a tree or palm
Plant spacing
Plant tubers about 4 to 6 feet apart. Come out from the house at least 3 feet and in from walks and drives 4 feet or more.Place these plants at least 4 feet - more if possible - from nearby small to medium sized plants. For planting near things that are or will be larger than this plant, allow about 3 or 4 feet.
Elephant ears will grow in a container for a while but does much better in the ground.
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★★★★★ 4
Great toy for dogs, cats, or even children!
I got this for my dog, but she was completely uninterested. (I'm sure there are tons of dogs who would love it, mine just happens to not.) But a friend came over with her toddler son, and he absolutely loves it, so I gave it to him. It's a pretty fun little ball and vibrates strongly enough to make itself roll around in random patterns on the floor. It also lights up as it does so, and looks pretty cool!
The build quality seems to be pretty good, the outer rubber cover is pretty durable. Though some dogs will probably make quick work of tearing it up, as it has a large opening for the ball to come out.
And the USB-C charging is a nice feature as well, but you have to remove the ball from it's sleeve and unscrew it to charge it.
As for value, I think it's not a bad deal overall, and would recommend it for small/medium dogs, cats or children! It's well worth the price for the amount of entertainment it will provide!
As always if I encounter any other issues or think of anything else to add I'll update this review!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 12, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Puppy-Approved Entertainment
Oh my gosh, my puppy absolutely loves this toy. Out of all the toys we’ve brought home recently, this one may have become her favorite.
She chases it around the room, pounces on it, carries it around, and then does the funniest thing—she’ll bring it back to her bed and just hold it in her mouth while it vibrates. I’m not sure if she’s soothing her teething gums or if she simply enjoys the sensation, but she seems completely fascinated by it.
It’s honestly pretty entertaining to watch. The unpredictable movement keeps her engaged much longer than many of her other toys, and it does a great job encouraging active play. For a puppy with endless energy, that’s a big win.
The outer sleeve has held up well so far, and I appreciate that the toy is rechargeable instead of constantly needing replacement batteries.
If you’re looking for a toy that can keep a curious puppy busy and provide some laughs for the humans watching, this one has been a hit in our house. It’s getting a lot more playtime than most of the toys in her basket.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2026
★★★★★ 3
Entertaining, but the charging setup is awkward
This toy seems durable, and it definitely got my dog’s attention. He was cautious at first, which is pretty typical for him with new toys, but after about an hour he warmed up to it and started batting it around the house.
Once he figured it out, it did a good job of keeping him engaged. I like that it has that moving, unpredictable action because it seems to trigger his chase instinct and keeps him interested instead of ignoring it after a minute. For a dog that gets bored easily, that matters.
My biggest issue is the charging setup. I had to unscrew the ball and mess with the internal parts just to get to the plug, and that felt unnecessarily awkward. There also seemed to be lubricant inside the ball, which made the whole process feel more complicated than it needed to be. I really think the charging port should have been easier to access.
So overall, I like the toy itself, and it appears to be sturdy enough for regular use. The main drawback is that the design could be more practical on the charging side. If you are mainly looking for something that will keep a dog entertained, it does that well, but the setup is not as convenient as it should be.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2026
★★★★★ 4
Fun moving pet toy, but definitely better for dogs
I don’t have a dog, but I do have a cat that loves chasing and batting around balls. I hoped this moving ball would keep her occupied while my girlfriend and I were working, but unfortunately, she wasn’t especially interested. She chased it briefly and touched it a few times, but this is clearly designed more for dogs than cats.
The ball itself works as advertised. It moves unpredictably, vibrates, and has different modes designed to restart when a pet interacts with it. The outer sleeve feels durable, and for under $14, the overall construction is better than I expected.
My biggest complaint is the charging process. You have to remove the internal ball from the protective cover, unscrew it, deal with the lubricant inside, and then access the charging port. It works, but I wish there were an exterior charging connection that didn’t require taking the toy apart.
My cat’s lack of interest isn’t really the product’s fault, so I’m only deducting one star for the awkward charging design. For a dog that loves balls, chasing, or fetch, this could be a fun and inexpensive way to provide extra activity and stimulation.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2026
★★★★★ 1
Unfortunately another toy...
That doesn't stand up to the kind of dogs that need an interactive toy the most. Dog toy companies are missing the mark. Dogs that need the most entertainment are like our rescue boy in the video. Super smart, active, super chewers. They are the dogs that are abandoned, abused, and put to sleep the most. Why because they can destroy anything when board. The video and pictures say it all. I truly wish I could give less than a star. Value for the money 🤣😮💨😢
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Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2026