Caladium Sea Foam Pink Bulb

SKU: BJ3131

Category: Caladium

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7,50 €

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Please note our minimum order value of EUR 10.

You will receive a bulb that starts to germinate after approx. 2 weeks. The bulb should be cultivated in higher humidity and warmer temperatures. A very beautiful houseplant that sprouts with 5-6 shoots.

The lime green leaves with the distinctive, cream-colored veins and pink speckles are vaguely reminiscent of soft pink sea moss, which explains the name of this enchanting Caladium. In winter it sheds its leaves and rests as a bulb, which should be taken into account, otherwise it is very easy to care for.
The product photos show examples of the plant. You will receive a specimen that corresponds to the product photos in terms of size, shape and color.
- Delivery: You will receive a bulb that will begin to germinate after approx. 2-3 weeks.
- Growth type: upright
- Origin: subtropical regions of South and Central America
- Other names: Caladium, Heart of Jesus, Angel Wings

Ben's tips on plant care:

The bulb should be placed in a bright location (windowsill or under artificial light) about 3cm deep in potting soil and kept permanently moist (not wet!) and warm (above 20° C) for new sprouting.
- Habitat/Light Requirements: Partial shade, indirect sunlight
- Substrate: green plant soil mixed with two parts peat
- Temperature: optimal at 25° C (day), 21° C (night)
- Watering: keep moist and water as soon as the top layer of substrate begins to dry, but avoid waterlogging at all costs, ideally water with rainwater that is not too cold and has a low lime content
- Humidity: needs high humidity, avoid heating air, spray regularly
- Nutrient addition: in the growth phase approx. every 2-3 weeks with strongly diluted organic fertilizer. Fertilize moderately with highly diluted organic liquid fertilizer.
- Repot when the soil is densely rooted.
- Discards foliage in winter and must survive as a bulb. Then either hibernate with little soil in the dark or otherwise water sparingly only every 4 weeks.