Caladium ‘Pink Beauty’ has recently emerged as a front runner to houseplant enthusiasts. Leaves have the paper-like texture they are famously known for. Sweet blushes of pastel-pinks speckle across the leaf’s surface and sit upon a deep olive green background. Fully matured leaves can appear translucent and may develop into a prominent pink as the green will dilute into the margins and veining of the leaves. These plants will illuminate a north or east facing room. They look great in households when positioned in front of back lighting, that’ll showcase their detailing and make the plant pop!
The Caladium 'Pink Beauty’ belongs to the Araceae family. This species has roots to the tropical rainforests of Central and South America. They thrive in warm and humid environments
Seasonal Dormancy
It’s important to keep in mind that caladiums go into dormancy in colder climates. Its leaves will fade and die back. This is a completely natural part of its cycle-you haven’t killed the plant! Reduce watering significantly. When the foliage dries, stop watering. Store the tuber in a cool, dark, dry place and allow the plant to rest. Resume watering in the spring and wait for new growth to emerge
Caladium ‘Pink Beauty’ has recently emerged as a front runner to houseplant enthusiasts. Leaves have the paper-like texture they are famously known for. Sweet blushes of pastel-pinks speckle across the leaf’s surface and sit upon a deep olive green background. Fully matured leaves can appear translucent and may develop into a prominent pink as the green will dilute into the margins and veining of the leaves. These plants will illuminate a north or east facing room. They look great in households when positioned in front of back lighting, that’ll showcase their detailing and make the plant pop!
The Caladium 'Pink Beauty’ belongs to the Araceae family. This species has roots to the tropical rainforests of Central and South America. They thrive in warm and humid environments
Seasonal Dormancy
It’s important to keep in mind that caladiums go into dormancy in colder climates. Its leaves will fade and die back. This is a completely natural part of its cycle-you haven’t killed the plant! Reduce watering significantly. When the foliage dries, stop watering. Store the tuber in a cool, dark, dry place and allow the plant to rest. Resume watering in the spring and wait for new growth to emerge
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