How to Prune Caladium clavatum?
(Caladium clavatum)
Caladium clavatum, also known as Caladium clavatum
Caladium clavatum boasts large, colorful leaves and thrives in warm, humid environments. To maintain its health and appearance, prune caladium clavatum in late winter or early spring before new growth starts. Remove dead or damaged leaves at their base and trim overly long stems to encourage a compact form. Pruning helps improve air circulation and reduces disease risk, providing a lush, vibrant display. Always use clean, sharp tools to avoid infection.