How to prune caladium 'white queen'

Autumn, when foliage dies back naturally. Cut yellowed or damaged leaves at the petiole base throughout the season. In autumn, cut all remaining stems to 1–2 inches above soil level once they yellow, then store the tuber dry and cool over winter.

Cosmetically as needed; full cut-back once annually at dormancy. Caladium 'White Queen' is a tuberous foliage plant grown for its leaves, not pruned in the traditional sense. Remove individual leaves as they yellow or die back during the growing season. When foliage dies back naturally in autumn, cut stems to soil level and allow the tuber to go dormant — this is maintenance, not pruning.

Cut yellowed or damaged leaves at the petiole base throughout the season. In autumn, cut all remaining stems to 1–2 inches above soil level once they yellow, then store the tuber dry and cool over winter.