Caladium hybrids boast paper-thin, heart-shaped leaves in dazzling patterns—white with green veins, rose pink, marbled red/pink/green/white. Hundreds of varieties; ‘White Queen’ is a favorite.
Leaves die back. Stop watering. Cut off withered foliage. Store pots at 65–70°F in darkness. Repot tubers in fresh mix in spring. Tubers last ~2 years.
Division: break off small tubers when repotting; plant 1 inch deep in 4-inch pots.
Caladiums break the “year-round foliage” rule—but their summer show is worth the winter rest.
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