Caladium | Hot 2 Trot (M)

Name: Caladium | Hot 2 Trot (M)
Brand: Caladium
SKU: CALADIUM-HOT-2-TROT-6IN
Price: 26.0 CAD
Availability: OutOfStock

Rory

26⁰⁰

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Chosen length

20cm - 26.00

How do you measure height?

Good question! We measure the height from the top of the plant to the bottom of the pot (including the pot itself).

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Total price

Rory - 1x

26.00

Without pot

Rory

26.00

Without pot

Rory's survival guide

Fiery pink-red centers, ruffled emerald borders!

Caladium 'John Peed' is a classic heirloom variety celebrated for bringing bold, dramatic warmth to shaded garden beds and bright indoor plant shelves. Garnet features extra-large, heart-shaped leaves centered with a rich, metallic-red to deep scarlet glow that radiates outward into thick, mossy-green margins. Extremely vigorous and heat-tolerant, she pushes out dense clusters of sturdy foliage that hold their deep, saturated color all summer long without fading. Garnet thrives in warm temperatures, high humidity, and rich, well-draining soil kept consistently moist, creating a striking, high-contrast focal point wherever she is planted.

15 cm pot

Frequent water needed

Every two years

20 cm tall

Low light

Toxic

Monthly

How to care for Rory

Caladiums are seasonal growers that sprout up in spring and start dropping leaves in fall. But fear not because when kept in dry but warm storage this beauty will grow again next year! Keep yours away from direct light as that will burn the leaves very easily. Once your Caladium has shed its beautiful foliage simply stop watering and let the soil dry completely. The tubers from which the leaves sprout are taking some well deserved rest in fall and winter to get ready for another spring of growth. Begin watering again in spring time 'et voila' your Caladium will sprout up once more. Here's to another season of growth!