Caladium ‘Snow Flurry’ is a stunning fancy-leaf variety with crisp white leaves edged and veined in soft green. Its frosted, almost translucent foliage brings brightness to shaded corners indoors and makes a striking feature in outdoor summer pots or borders. With its elegant contrast and airy look, this white caladium adds a refreshing twist to any plant collection. Scientific NameCaladium bicolor ‘Snow Flurry’ (two-coloured keladi plant, cultivar: Snow Flurry) Reclassification or Naming HistoryLike most ornamental caladiums, ‘Snow Flurry’ is classified as a cultivar of Caladium bicolor. The genus name comes from the Malay keladi, meaning taro. Common Name(s)Elephant Ear, Heart of Jesus, Angel Wings, White Caladium OriginCultivated variety derived from species native to the Amazon Basin in South America, especially Brazil. LightPrefers bright, indirect light indoors. A little soft morning or evening sun in autumn and winter is beneficial, but avoid harsh summer rays which may scorch the delicate white leaves. Outdoors, choose a shaded or part-shaded spot. WaterKeep soil evenly moist during the growing season, watering when the top third has dried out. Reduce watering in autumn and winter when growth slows or the plant enters dormancy. Avoid waterlogging to protect the tubers. HumidityLoves high humidity. Mist regularly, place on a pebble tray, or position near a humidifier to prevent leaf edges from browning. SoilUse a moisture-retentive but free-draining mix. A rich, organic soil blend works well. Repot every 2–3 years in spring if required. FoodFeed with a balanced fertiliser every 4 waters in the growing season, reducing to every 6 in autumn and winter. TemperatureKeep between 18–30°C. Growth slows below 15°C, and the plant may enter dormancy in cooler conditions. Protect from temperatures below 10°C. Pet-safeNo – Caladium ‘Snow Flurry’ is toxic if ingested by pets or humans. Sprouts Top TipsThe delicate white leaves of ‘Snow Flurry’ make it especially rewarding when contrasted with darker-foliaged houseplants. Like all caladiums, it will naturally die back in autumn and winter. Store the tubers in a dry, dark place, and replant in spring for another season of snowy-white growth.
