Garden Beauty Caladium Seeds

Garden Beauty Caladium Seeds, also known as Landscape Caladium, Tropical Garden Heartleaf, or Color Splash Caladium, grow into lush ornamental plants with large, heart-shaped leaves that bring vibrant charm and elegant texture to any green space.

With stunning color combinations—ranging from rosy pinks and creamy whites to bold reds and lush greens—these caladiums are a showstopper in shaded garden beds, patios, containers, and borders. Their elegant, colorful foliage makes them a top choice for gardeners designing tropical-inspired or romantic cottage gardens.

Whether you’re enhancing a peaceful backyard corner or designing a vivid balcony planter, Garden Beauty Caladiums provide long-lasting visual appeal and are easy to grow from seed.

• Light Needs : 🌤️ Prefers partial to full shade. Too much sun may bleach or scorch leaves.
• Temperature Range : 🌡️ Grows best in 18°C–30°C (65°F–86°F). Not frost-tolerant—move indoors below 10°C (50°F).
• Soil Type : 🌱 Thrives in well-draining, rich soil with a pH between 5.5–6.5. Add compost for better aeration and nutrients.
• Watering : 💧 Keep soil consistently moist during active growth. Avoid standing water to prevent root rot.
• Mature Size : 🌿 Typically grows 12–24 inches tall and wide. Ideal for mass plantings or mixed containers.

1. Start Indoors or Direct Sow: Sow seeds indoors 6–8 weeks before last frost, or plant outdoors in warm, moist soil.

2. Germination: Seeds germinate within 14–30 days at 22–28°C (72–82°F).

3. Transplanting: Move seedlings outdoors after danger of frost has passed. Choose filtered light areas.

4. Feeding Schedule: Use a balanced liquid fertilizer monthly during the growing season.

5. Overwintering Tips: In cooler zones, dig and store tubers indoors before the first frost for next year’s planting.

Can I grow these indoors year-round? Yes! With adequate humidity and indirect sunlight, Garden Beauty Caladiums can thrive as houseplants.

Do all seeds produce the same color leaves? No — each seed may produce unique patterns and color mixes, making every plant one-of-a-kind.

What should I do in winter? If grown outdoors, dig up the tubers and store them in a cool, dry place until spring.

Why are the leaves drooping? This could be due to overwatering or cold temperatures. Adjust watering and ensure warmth.