Caladium

All parts of the Caladium are toxic to both pets and humans if ingested. Even the sap can cause irritation or a burning sensation upon contact. Known for their vibrant, heart-shaped foliage, Caladiums (Caladium spp.) or Angel Wings are a stunning addition to shaded gardens and containers. Their ornamental leaves come in a wide array of striking colors and patterns, adding bold texture and interest to the landscape.

Care Needs:

• Light: Partial to full shade
• Water: Keep soil evenly moist; reduce watering during dormancy
• Soil: Moist, fertile, well-draining soil (amend with compost if needed)
• Growth Rate: Fast once established in warm temperatures
• Temperature: Dormant until daytime temps stay above 70°F and nights above 60°F
• Pruning: Not necessary
• Features: Colorful, ornamental leaves
• Tips: Caladiums die back in cooler months but regrow reliably when warmth returns

All parts of the Caladium are toxic to both pets and humans if ingested. Even the sap can cause irritation or a burning sensation upon contact.