How to prune caladium moonlight

Autumn at dormancy onset; damaged leaves any time. During the season, snip damaged leaves at the petiole base with clean scissors. At dormancy, allow foliage to yellow naturally, then cut all stems to soil level. Lift tubers, dry briefly, and store cool and dry until spring.

Annually at dormancy; occasional dead-leaf removal during the growing season. Caladium 'Moonlight' does not need pruning during the growing season. The plant naturally dies back in autumn as a seasonal tuber. Simply remove any leaves that become damaged or diseased as they appear. When dormancy begins, cut dying foliage to the base before storing tubers over winter.

During the season, snip damaged leaves at the petiole base with clean scissors. At dormancy, allow foliage to yellow naturally, then cut all stems to soil level. Lift tubers, dry briefly, and store cool and dry until spring.