Caladium Scarlet Mary #A

Caladium Scarlet Mary #AWinter Care for Caladiums Caladiums may go dormant when temperatures drop below 15C, causing their leaves to die back. During winter, we recommend keeping them in a plant cabinet, grow tent, or another warm environment. If your Caladium goes dormant, don't worry! Simply store the bulb in a dry place over winter, then replant it in spring when temperatures warm up. New growth will emerge as the plant wakes from dormancy. Soil: Aroid Mix or Well

Ideally you will be able to pre-mix Kiwichar with your chosen compost/ soil / fertiliser and leave it outside for a minimum of 10 days before use

For reptile bedding

which is extremely important for good growth

Please be aware that this plant may have minor cosmetic damage to the leaves and please kindly note that leaves with higher variegation may be vulnerable during the shipping process

💡Light: Bright indirect light

Scindapsus Longistipitatus Marble

Builds a plant’s natural barrier against pests that feed on roots

For struggleing plants that need a boost

Soak roots in a 1ml/L solution for 15 mins then repot & water in the solution

Formulated to include 16 essential nutrients including calcium and iron

New Zealand Sphagnum moss is a versatile product renowned for its remarkable natural properties

Phosphorus