Caladiums bring season-long color via foliage—deep red to pink to white. New sun-tolerant varieties expand their use. But they're true tropicals: soil must be ≥65°F (preferably 70°F+) or bulbs may rot or refuse to sprout.
Patience pays: cold soil is the #1 cause of caladium failure.
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