Caladium Nutrition
August 28, 2024
In order to get continual growth after sprouting, caladiums should be fertilized. In sandy regions of the country, such as much of Florida, a good slow release complete fertilizer (Osmocote, Nutricote or other slow release) seems to work best.
Fertilization:
Although many growers do not fertilize, we recommend:
50-100 PPM N (constant) of 6-6-6 or 20-20-20 or 300 PPM N (weekly) with fresh water in between
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