Caladium Multicolor Bulbs For ornamental Gardening

Caladium Mix Flower Bulbs – Vibrant Foliage for Shady Gardens Caladium is a stunning ornamental foliage plant known for its vibrant, heart-shaped leaves in shades of red, pink, green, and white. Our Caladium Mix Bulbs bring a colorful blend of varieties, perfect for adding tropical charm to shaded areas, balconies, and indoor pots. Easy to grow and care for, Caladiums are ideal for gardeners looking for continuous leaf color throughout the warm months. Whether you're creating a landscape border or a potted plant display, Caladiums offer unmatched beauty with minimal effort. 🍃 Features of Caladium Bulbs Mix Colorful Foliage: Unique leaf patterns in bright shades of pink, red, white, and green. Great for Shade: Thrives in partial to full shade—ideal for low-light gardens or patios. Non-Flowering Beauty: Grown for its decorative leaves that last the entire growing season. Perfect for Pots & Borders: Adds visual interest to containers, beds, and walkways. Low Maintenance: Easy to grow and does not require constant attention. Seasonal Color: Brightens gardens from late spring through early autumn. 🌱 How to Plant and Care for Caladium Bulbs 📍 Planting Instructions Best Planting Time: Spring to early summer, once the soil is warm. Soil Requirements: Loose, well-draining soil enriched with compost or organic matter. Planting Depth: Plant bulbs 1–2 inches deep with the knobby side up. Spacing: Space bulbs 8–12 inches apart for proper air circulation and leaf spread. ☀️ Light & Watering Sunlight: Prefers partial shade to filtered sunlight; avoid direct midday sun. Watering: Keep soil consistently moist but not soggy. Avoid waterlogged conditions. 🌿 Maintenance Tips Fertilizer: Feed every 4–6 weeks with a balanced liquid fertilizer for lush foliage. Mulching: Apply a thin layer of mulch to retain moisture and control weeds. Pruning: Remove yellow or damaged leaves to encourage healthy growth. Dormancy: In colder regions, dig up and store bulbs in a dry, frost-free place after the foliage dies back in winter.