Pruning guide
How to prune caladium gingerland
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Pruning caladium gingerland — FAQ
When should I prune caladium gingerland?
Autumn for full cutback; spring through summer for removing individual spent leaves. Snip individual leaf stems cleanly at soil level during the season. At dormancy, remove all foliage at the soil line and store tubers in a cool, dry location.
How often does caladium gingerland need pruning?
As needed during the growing season; full cutback once each autumn. Caladium 'Gingerland' is a seasonal tuberous plant that needs only light pruning during the growing season. Remove individual fading or damaged leaves at the stem base. In autumn, as the foliage naturally dies back, cut all top growth to soil level and allow the tuber to overwinter dry and dormant.
How do you prune caladium gingerland?
Snip individual leaf stems cleanly at soil level during the season. At dormancy, remove all foliage at the soil line and store tubers in a cool, dry location.