Caladium Bulbs, Fancy Mix, Pack of 10 (Ten), Easy to Grow, Colorful Mix, HOSTA, Country Creek Acres Brand

I was impressed. After only six weeks, I have at least a dozen caladium popping up, a very good variety. And even better…one of them is not a common one. It’s one that I’ve never seen. Very happy with this purchase.

In March I bought a bunch of these from this seller and planted them in planters. Most were shriveled and so dried out they were as light as paper and looked like raisins. A month later I dug them up and every single one was mushy. I would not recommend this product.

Great variety. Beautiful colors! Healthy bulbs. Takes close to 6 weeks for them to grow, so be patient.

Tried ordering online this year, bulbs looked good and we will see how they grow

Well, this review may be a bit premature. But, I'm excited. I received them on May 18. I planted them 2 days later and kept them inside in separate pots in a produce bag. They really took forever to germinate. But once they started coming up all the others followed suit. Thus far I have 100% germination success. It's still too early to tell if they are all mixed colors. Two of them are the same color. But very pretty. I will follow up with a second review once they all open up. They are all outside now.

Planted all of them at the same time, same soil, same pots, same depth, set them in the same location, water them the same. Only four are growing. Three appear to be exactly the same. Hoping the others grow and are different than the two varieties I seem to have received. Update: 9/3 - six are growing. Still looks like just two varieties. :(

They all are popping up beautifully.. I planted them pretty early it took a month or so because the ground MUST be warm for them to start growing. Also it is important that you add bulb tone and or quality fertilizer to help them out. I'm in zone 7.. so I will have to dig them up in the fall. I will definitely purchase from them again I ordered two times from this company.. and I received more bulbs then I ordered and I would say 90% of them have already popped out of the ground.. even the small little pieces will produce a leaf... So please try not to judge a bulb by its looks.. properly plant them and wait until the ground soil is the proper temperature.. then state your complaint. Thank you!! I will definitely be ordering again

You can buy taro root In many Asian markets for cheap- they will grow a tropical looking plant as they are in the elephant ear family like caladium, but taro, while related to caladium, are not caladium! They will grow a solid green plant. I reached out to the seller and they responded quickly that I needed to let the plant grow more to develop colors and wait till it’s warmer… But fancy caladium colors sprout with their fancy colors ... they do not sprout green and then change later… That’s not how this plant grows- also I live in the desert so I’m in a mild climate and I’m growing these indoors under grow lights where the temperatures are 70° every day. I responded to the seller with this information and they did not respond to me. Amazon has now requested a refund from the seller on my behalf, so we will see what happens. Attached is one photo of one of the plants- all of them look this way. I also am growing Taro root that I bought from the grocery store and it is identical.When I first received the bulbs I thought thry looked like taro root, but since I haven’t grown caladium from bulbs before I thought they could look similar, but I have since purchased caladium bulbs from a different supplier and they also look completely different.