Caladium Thai Beauty

Caladium ‘Thai Beauty’ has a exceptional variegated leaf colorations that looks hand painted.Thai Beauty is a strap leaf Caladium with some unique leaves which, when young the leaves are green as it matures the leaves start to turn pink with green and white veins. Once mature it produces a great display of bright pink foliage and unusual veining in each leaf which makes a striking plant.

Height: 0.8 ft to 1.3ft as per Production.

Pot size: Grown in 5 inches plastic Pot.

Dispatch Details: Plants will be shipped with 3/4 inch pots as per roots to the bulbs.
For more than 2 numbers of caladiums, they will be dispatche by repotting 4 to 5 caladiums in a 4 to 5-inch pots for safe shipping.

Repotting: Repot the received plant in 6 to 8-inch pot with good soil media.

Soil Media: 40% Potting Soil + 25% cocopit + 25% Organic manure/Vermicompost + 5% charcoal chips + 5% perlite.

Watering: Only after Soil dries completely.

Placement: Indoor in medium to low light with Good natural Air Circulation/Ventilation.

Sunlight: No direct Sunlight

Care:Caladiums are amazing foliage plants with colorful leaves that have absolutely no frost tolerance. Can you grow Caladium plants indoors? The plant’s special needs make using Caladiums as indoor plants rather challenging. However, a few tips on how to care for Caladium indoors might see you enjoying the attractive leaves for a bit longer than outdoor grown tubers. Moving your Caladium inside will save the tubers for spring growth and can possibly extend the foliar season.

• Light: The caladium prefers indirect light or moderate shade indoors. The narrower the leaves, the greater the sun it can withstand.
• Water: When leaves appear, keep the plant evenly moist. Never allow it to dry out. Keep the humidity as high as is practical.
• Temperature: The warmer the better that is the temperature at which tubers begin to grow.
• Soil: A rich, well-drained potting mix is good for caladium.
• Fertilizer: Fertilize the plant weekly during the growing season with liquid fertilizer or use slow-release pellets.