This eye-catching caladium has green margins with ruffles, dark crimson veins, and a pink centre. As a shade plant, it is relatively simple to cultivate in a pot inside and has little requirements. In the months of June and July, it blooms with tiny calla-like flowers. Early spring is a good time to plant the tubers indoors in rich, well-draining soil. Keep the soil moist and warm, and the leaves will appear in 4-6 weeks. The caladium can withstand 1-2 hours of direct or strong indirect sunlight in the morning. Use a deep water tray to water the soil when the top 1/4 of the pot is dry for 15-20 minutes and use a pebble tray to maintain high humidity levels; do not allow the soil stand in water. only fertilise during the growing season.