You can also grow these plants in containers inside. Similar to other tuber plants, like dahlias, elephant ears need a large container (about 1 gallon) to grow if you decide to start them indoors.

Planting and care Elephant ears do best in full sun or partial shade. Their most important need is water — they drink a lot to keep the leaves turgid and will show signs of wilting when thirsty ...

Lowery recommends growing more tender varieties in containers. These, he says, will rot in cold, wet soil. "Sink the pots in the ground, then pop them in the garage in winter,'' he suggests.

Elephant ears tend to prefer partial shade or bright, indirect sunlight. The ideal temperature for elephant ear plants to bloom is between 70 and 85 degrees Fahrenheit. If you're planting your ...

Elephant Ears are some of the very best tropical plants for growing in containers and in the garden that will convert your space into an exotic locale. In this video I go through the basic care ...

Grow a Garden Elephant Ears drop chance and value Elephant Ears are the rarest in the summer seed pack and have just a scant 0.5 percent chance of turning up when you open a pack.