Caladium ‘Casey’ displays large, heart-shaped leaves with soft pink centres, darker red veins, and a fresh green border. A balanced and elegant variety, it makes a striking feature both indoors and outdoors in shaded displays. Scientific NameCaladium bicolor ‘Casey’ (two-coloured keladi plant, cultivar: Casey) Reclassification or Naming HistoryClassified within the Caladium bicolor group of ornamental caladiums. Common Name(s)Elephant Ear, Heart of Jesus, Angel Wings, Pink Caladium OriginCultivated variety derived from species native to the Amazon Basin in South America. LightBright, indirect light indoors. Outdoors, provide shade or dappled light. Avoid direct strong sun which may scorch the leaves. WaterWater when the top third of soil has dried out. Keep moist during active growth, reduce watering in autumn and winter. HumidityPrefers higher humidity – mist, use a pebble tray, or place near a humidifier. SoilMoisture-retentive but free-draining soil enriched with organic matter. Repot every 2–3 years in spring. FoodFeed every 4 waters in the growing season, reducing to every 6 when growth slows. TemperatureKeep at 18–30°C. Protect from temperatures under 10°C. Pet-safeNo – toxic to pets and humans if ingested. Sprouts Top Tips‘Casey’’s pink-and-green leaves pair beautifully with pure white varieties like ‘Snow Flurry’. As with all caladiums, expect natural die-back in autumn – save the tubers for spring regrowth.