Caladium ‘Gingerland’ Passifloraceae makes it a highly desirable

makes it a highly desirable addition for rare plant enthusiasts

Anthurium papillilaminum × ‘Ace of Spades’ develops broad spade-to-heart-shaped leaves with dense black-green velvet and pale veins

They monitor and catch adult fungus gnats and other small flying insects around houseplants without sprays

The balance shifts between leaves

The irregular pattern continues in either habit

Caladium ‘Gingerland’ Passifloraceae makes it a highly desirableCaladium Gingerland Creamy white centres, raspberry red spots and dark green edges give the foliage of Caladium Gingerland a finely speckled pattern. The narrow leaves have lightly ruffled margins, and green veins remain visible across the pale surface. Red markings range from small freckles to larger rounded flecks, with their number changing from blade to blade.