Name: Caladium Lindenii | Buy From Bagh | Online Plants Nursery
SKU: CMP76
Price: 750 INR
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Calladium Lindenii

₹750

Regular watering to ensure evenly moist soil

Height: 5"
Pot Size: 4"
Leaves: 2

Medium Indirect Sunlight

Medium Maintenance

Air Purifier

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Calladium Lindenii

The Caladium Lindenii is a rare seasonal tuberous plant that goes dormant in autumn or winter. This is an attractive tropical perennial and has a stand-out silvery white ribbing across it's thin, large arrowhead-shaped green leaves.

General

Caladium Lindenii can grow up to 2 - 3 feet in length and width.

These tuberous plants produce foliage from spring to autumn.

Sunlight

Your plant grows best in medium indirect sunlight.

Keeping your Caladium Lindenii at a temperature above 21℃ will help grow it's tubers.

Watering

It is crucial for your Caladium Lindenii to have its soil moist at all times. Regularly water around 2 times a week, to ensure the soil is evenly moist.

You can stop watering during the dormant season. And resume watering in the next season when it's time for the foliage to start growing back.

Your plant loves a highly humid environment. So you can increase humidity by misting it often, placing it near a humidifier, or using a pebble tray.

Soil

Your Callisia Repens Plant grows well in well-drained soil with a slightly acidic touch.

Fertilizer

Fertilize your plant weekly with a diluted liquid fertilizer during the growing season. Do not fertilise your plant in winters or after it goes dormant.

Toxicity

Caladium Lindenii is toxic if ingested and not suitable for spaces with pets and children.

Additional Care

During it's dormancy, Caladiums will have a reduction in it's foliage. During this phase, you can preserve the tubers and replant them in the following year. Either you let the tubers dry, and then store them in peat in a breathable bag. Or you could just leave them in the soil and stop watering completely.

Caladiums will absolutely not tolerate frost.

Regularly remove damaged leaves by cutting them off at the base.