i second this!!!!!

Aww yay I'm so glad that I could help! Yeah I figured I'd share the indoor needs cuz I mostly found outdoor care for them 🙃

Aww thanks so much! I'm glad to be your go to 🥰

Hahah it so is 😂 thanks

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Such a deal! They're so so so much more expensive here! Good luck and thanks for the sub! Welcome to the good growing family :)

What is this sorcery! /s Joke aside, they were $10 per bulb here. Update : Not only was it expensive for a bulb, it was also dead. The only thing it ever produced was mold. Ended-up buying an already-grown Caladium from those gift-plants racks that stores recieve for Mothers' Day. It wasen't my ''dream Caladium'', but it was healthy, pretty-enough, and at reasonable price. Oh and it's doing good. I tried direct afternoon Sun and got a tiny burn on one leaf. So it needs a sheer curtain for mid-day and afternoon Sun, and it will thrive in this high light. I can't go over 50% humidity though. Best I can get is 35% - 50%. We will see. Update : Only one tiny leaf ever burned, so I gave it unfiltered Sun again and it did great.

Ah nice! Yeah I think it depends on where you live for sure. Glad you have success with them outside though!

aww thanks!!

Hey so caladiums indoors will go dormant over the winter period, meaning all the leaves will die off & you can leave them be or dig out the bulbs until the following year. So I’ve not kept mine growing over winter before

Yeah tapestries are defo gorgeous! Glad I could help with overwintering info ;)

Thanks!

I give mine Sun indoors too. Didn't burn last year. Dosen't burn now. What will burn them is sudden Sun after growing in full shade, and wind + hot dry air. All of these burn risks are worsened if the plant gets thristy. The plants grown in greenhouses that garden centers get delivered here often burn if put outside in the wind and Sun.

Where do you live? I live in Texas and see caladiums like warm weather but it’s like 100f weather outside and not sure if it’s better I put them on my balcony where they’re shaded all day or keep it indoors by window.

@@Thomasgonzaleswd Caladiums originated in south and central America and thrive in other tropical countries such as Thailand and Indonesia where temperature constantly soars to above 100f in the summer, so they can handle hot weather. But in Texas, humidity might be on the lower side. So I guess it makes sense to shade caladiums when it's both hot and dry.

@@amandaamanda5398 thanks! That what I figured since the leaves are delicate. I may try them outside but I know they still can live indoors too

that's an amazing deal!

Always glad to help!

@@GoodGrowing 👍

Thanks! I suppose you could stake them but you'd have to be really careful not to stake it too close to the centre where you catch the bulb... not sure if it would be worth it really as they don't vine or anything

So they did fine when I took the bulbs out of the soil & let them dry for winter. But I decided not to plant them up the next year

@@GoodGrowing thanks for letting me know! This video was super helpful as I'm considering getting some for my new place 😊

I don't think so. They need the tubers to produce roots

Who actually asked?

they're sooo much cheaper in the states!! Over here they cost way more! so glad you can find bargains!

nope 🙃

Why are you here? Why are you so miserable and why are you demanding everyone acts as miserable as you feel? Why are you trying to police how other people act at all? If it bothers you, make your own videos.