Diameter
3.5 cm
Height
3.5 cm
care level
easy
loves
sunny spots
This plant is shipped without a nursery pot and therefore needs to be placed in a pot when it arrives.
Planting caladium tubers takes little effort and you get a lot in return! These plants are generally happier in partial shade. She prefers a shady spot without direct sunlight. The temperature is also very important. They don’t like a temperature below 21 degrees Celsius. Provide a pleasantly warm spot! Caladium tubers should be planted about one to two inches deep with the buds or eye buds facing up. Planting caladium tubers is easy, and with proper caladium care, they will last for years! Due to the large leaves, the plant needs a fair amount of water. But no water should remain at the bottom of the pot. The Caladium prefers not to have wet feet. Spraying the leaves can (temporarily) increase the humidity for the plant. This makes her extra happy! In the fall, the plant gradually dies, then stop watering. Store the tubers in the pot or in dry sand in a dry area, at a temperature of around 12 degrees. If you don’t do this, the tubers will rot or cork and you don’t want this! In the spring you can take the tubers out again and provide them with new potting soil and place them in a warm room, at high humidity so that you can grow them again!
The Caladium is a tropical plant from Central and South America, in particular Brazil and the Amazon region, where they grow in the jungles. Caladiums are beautiful plants that grow from tubers. With its heart-shaped, often brightly coloured, beautifully veined leaves, the Caladium is really a striking appearance!
Download Caladium flyer How to pot and grow your Caladium Tubers
The Caladium is a tropical plant from Central and South America, in particular Brazil and the Amazon region, where they grow in the jungles. Caladiums are beautiful plants that grow from tubers. With its heart-shaped, often brightly coloured, beautifully veined leaves, the Caladium is really a striking appearance!
Download Caladium flyer How to pot and grow your Caladium Tubers
Planting caladium tubers takes little effort and you get a lot in return! These plants are generally happier in partial shade. She prefers a shady spot without direct sunlight. The temperature is also very important. They don’t like a temperature below 21 degrees Celsius. Provide a pleasantly warm spot! Caladium tubers should be planted about one to two inches deep with the buds or eye buds facing up. Planting caladium tubers is easy, and with proper caladium care, they will last for years! Due to the large leaves, the plant needs a fair amount of water. But no water should remain at the bottom of the pot. The Caladium prefers not to have wet feet. Spraying the leaves can (temporarily) increase the humidity for the plant. This makes her extra happy! In the fall, the plant gradually dies, then stop watering. Store the tubers in the pot or in dry sand in a dry area, at a temperature of around 12 degrees. If you don’t do this, the tubers will rot or cork and you don’t want this! In the spring you can take the tubers out again and provide them with new potting soil and place them in a warm room, at high humidity so that you can grow them again!
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