A Caladium plant
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by Celena0056 on August 18, 2005 12:36 AM
Thanks you Bill!
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by cinta on August 31, 2005 03:55 PM
Great info. Thank you. I have two this year I would like to keep for next year.
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by PatsyJ on October 26, 2005 12:03 AM
If Caladiums are kept as an indoor plant during the winter, will they still thrive outdoors through the summer?
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by Bill on October 27, 2005 01:56 AM
Caladium tubers (like most tubers and bulbs) require a yearly rest period at some time during the winter months. When the foliage starts looking a little funky, stop watering until all the leaves have died back. Remove the shriveled foliage and store the tubers (in their pot or loose in vermiculite) in a cool area that is 50-60 degrees for a month or two.
Repot in the Spring or plant them back in the garden after the soil warms
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Repot in the Spring or plant them back in the garden after the soil warms
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