Caladium Raspberry Ripple
Caladiums are tropical tuber plants grown for paper-thin, brilliantly patterned leaves that are unlike almost anything else in the indoor plant world. Native to tropical South America, they grow actively through the warmer months then die back completely in winter - this dormancy is normal and expected, not a sign of failure. The tubers rest through winter and reshoot in spring. They need warmth, humidity, and bright indirect light to perform well. Raspberry Ripple produces leaves in vivid raspberry pink, cream, and green - the name captures the swirling, rippled effect of the colours across each leaf. The pink is warm and saturated, the effect immediately tropical and celebratory. Bright indirect light. Warm position. Consistently moist soil during growth.
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Caladium Raspberry Ripple
Caladiums are tropical tuber plants grown for paper-thin, brilliantly patterned leaves that are unlike almost anything else in the indoor plant world. Native to tropical South America, they grow actively through the warmer months then die back completely in winter - this dormancy is normal and expected, not a sign of failure. The tubers rest through winter and reshoot in spring. They need warmth, humidity, and bright indirect light to perform well. Raspberry Ripple produces leaves in vivid raspberry pink, cream, and green - the name captures the swirling, rippled effect of the colours across each leaf. The pink is warm and saturated, the effect immediately tropical and celebratory. Bright indirect light. Warm position. Consistently moist soil during growth.
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Caladiums are tropical tuber plants grown for paper-thin, brilliantly patterned leaves that are unlike almost anything else in the indoor plant world. Native to tropical South America, they grow actively through the warmer months then die back completely in winter - this dormancy is normal and expected, not a sign of failure. The tubers rest through winter and reshoot in spring. They need warmth, humidity, and bright indirect light to perform well. Raspberry Ripple produces leaves in vivid raspberry pink, cream, and green - the name captures the swirling, rippled effect of the colours across each leaf. The pink is warm and saturated, the effect immediately tropical and celebratory. Bright indirect light. Warm position. Consistently moist soil during growth.
