Caladium palaciosii aka C. palacioanum

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Caladium palaciosii aka C. palacioanum

This is a very rare species of Caladium yet it is surprisingly easy to grow. Narrow, lance-shaped leaves are held on 12"-14" stems. Each dark green leaf is speckled in bright white and has a thick, waxy texture. Unlike most other species, this one does not go dormant during the winter but grows throughout the year. It does well in larger terrariums and even fares well as a houseplant under shady conditions and moist soil. A native of Ecuador, it is still very rare in cultivation and rarely seen offered for sale. Plants shipped are typically young and small one or two leafed divisions are growing in 2-3" pots and are approximately 8-10" tall. Availability is extremely limited! Shipped bare root.

SHIPPING NOTE: Caladiums are very fragile and delicate plants and we carefully wrap them to the best of our ability to assure they arrive in the best condition possible. Despite these best efforts, they can sometimes arrived with damaged leaves or broken stems. Remember, Caladiums grow from a tuber, so in the event they arrive with blemishes or in disheveled shape, they are still very much alive and will send out new leaves in time. Please order knowing these circumstances at your own risk.

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