Caladium 'Red' Flowering rooting into tree bark and

rooting into tree bark and organic debris while receiving bright

which can lead to leaf scorch and colour fading

It looks like the love child of all of our favourite alocasia in one

Growth Habit: Epiphytic

climbing tree trunks in shaded understory conditions

Caladium 'Red' Flowering rooting into tree bark andA cultivar of Caladium Bicolor, this variety's foliage does what it says on the tin. It's very red! Although large, Caladium leaves are papery thin and delicate so direct light will cause searing brown spots, scorching and or bleaching. Caladium grow from bulbs or tubers, meaning they will go dormant in winter and old foliage must be cut back at this time to make way for new, spring growth. There are 1000+ cultivars of Caladium, but each one creates a