From bulb to beautiful

Caladium bulbs, finished potted plants, tissue-culture plantlets and wholesale supply. One collection, one quality standard.

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Caladium bulbs

Caladium bulbs are the most economical way to start, and the most satisfying. We grade by variety, size and eye condition, and include sprouting and potting guidance so the first two weeks go right.

Variety & grade Packed by variety, with size and eye noted. Different grades for different budgets.
Sprouting guidance Temperature, moisture and eye orientation — written out, not assumed.
Protective packing Individually bagged with cushioning to reduce bruising and excess moisture in transit.
Growing support No sprout yet? Send us a photo and we will work through the cause with you.
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Potted plants

For anyone who wants colour now rather than a waiting game. We grow plants on until the leaves are open and the colour is set, then check and pack each one. Mixed planters and gift boxes are available.

Photo confirmation See the actual plant, pot and shape before it ships.
Mixed planters Contrasting leaf colours and habits arranged as a ready-to-display piece.
Gift packaging Gift boxes, cards and ribbon for seasonal and corporate orders.
Arrival support If transit damages a plant, send photos and we will resolve it.
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Tissue-culture plantlets

Our own lab is the reason our stock is consistent. We handle rejuvenation, variety banking, fast propagation and contract tissue culture — supplying plantlets at the stage that suits your nursery.

Rejuvenation Re-select healthy mother plants to restore vigour and leaf quality.
Variety banking Keep your collection genetically stable and available across seasons.
Plantlet supply In-vitro or acclimatised plantlets, in the format your facility prefers.
Contract TC Have your own mother stock? We can propagate it under an agreed protocol.
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Wholesale & partnership

Florists, online sellers, garden centres and growers are welcome. We can plan varieties and volumes by season, and pack to your sales format so supply matches demand.

Trade pricing Quoted by variety, grade and volume, with consistent pricing for regular partners.
Seasonal planning Reserve varieties and quantities ahead of holidays and peak seasons.
Variety mixes & packing Mixers tailored to your display, with packing suited to transport and retail.
Dedicated contact One person for orders, after-sales and replacements. No passing around.
Variety guide

30+ varieties, five series

Six representative varieties from the collection. The full catalog covers all five series with pot sizes, plant heights and the complete named list.

Mini · beginner pick Illustration of the Pink Beauty caladium leaf
Pink Beauty粉佳人

Pink leaves with a green edge. Compact, shade tolerant and easy — a reliable Mini series first plant.

Mini seriesEasyShade tolerant
Mini · bold colour Illustration of the Ruby caladium leaf
Ruby红宝石

Pure red leaves with a gem-like finish. Shade tolerant and the strongest colour in the Mini series.

Mini seriesPure redShade tolerant
Midi · bestseller Illustration of the Fire Phoenix caladium leaf
Fire Phoenix火凤凰

Red leaves with white spots and good cold tolerance. One of the most recognisable Midi varieties.

Midi seriesCold tolerantWhite spots
Midi · saturated Illustration of the God of Lothar caladium leaf
God of Lothar洛神

Dense bright pink leaves, radial red veins and black petioles. Compact but dramatic when in good condition.

Midi seriesRadial veinsBlack petioles
Maxi · clean white Illustration of the Angel of Ice caladium leaf
Angel of Ice白衣天使

Pure white leaves with crystal white veins and green petioles. Cool, luminous and elegant in good light.

Maxi seriesPure whiteGreen petioles
Magi · rich red Illustration of the Drunken Rouge caladium leaf
Drunken Rouge醉胭脂

Deep rouge-red leaves with near-black red petioles and veins. Compact for its size and very rich in colour.

Magi seriesRouge redDark petioles
FAQ

Before you order

At 25–30°C, most bulbs show growth within 2–4 weeks. Plant with the eye facing up, keep the medium lightly moist but never waterlogged, and avoid moving the pot around. A growing card is included; if nothing happens, send us a photo.

Unpack, keep it in bright indirect light for 3–5 days, and do not repot or feed immediately. Once the leaves look settled, increase light gradually and water when the top of the medium begins to dry.

Choose bulbs if you want the growing experience at a lower cost. Choose finished plants if you need colour now, are gifting, or would rather skip the sprouting stage. Many customers try both.

Each variety is grown, harvested and packed separately, with batch records kept in the nursery. Potted plants are checked against the label before dispatch, and photo confirmation is available on request.

Tell us the varieties, mother-stock condition and target quantity. We will propose a protocol, timeline and quote. A small trial batch is the usual starting point before scaling up.

Need the variety list and prices?

Tell us whether you are buying for yourself, a shop or a distribution business, and we will send the right list.