Let's Corm hunt

@jollibeard

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Why it worked

The video likely performed well due to its niche appeal to plant enthusiasts and the satisfying visual of discovering multiple corms. The "Corm Count" overlay provides a clear, engaging metric that encourages viewer interaction and curiosity.

Summary

The video shows the process of repotting an Alocasia plant. The creator carefully examines the roots and surrounding soil to find and count the corms, which are small underground structures that can grow into new plants.

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The best part about repotting an Alocasia? Finding corms underneath. Corms are small underground storage structures that Alocasias produce as a way of reproducing. Given the right conditions, each corm has the potential to become a new plant. That’s why it’s important to take your time when repotting and check carefully around the roots before getting rid of the old substrate. Sometimes they’re easy to spot, and sometimes they’re completely hidden. What the most you’ve ever found? #alocasia #corms #PlantTok #plantcare #houseplants