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Oct 1, 2015 9:09 AM CST
Name: tarev
San Joaquin County, CA (Zone 9b)
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Thanks David! I also used to grow coleus, that also gave me hope that I can grow the caladiums I won during our raffle here. And the caladiums did thrive very well outdoors this summer to my delight and still going!

But I found it harder to save coleus, they easily root, but I am bad with younger plants, I kill them easily. Caladiums may survive better since they are tubers and I think like the bulbs, I can overwinter them safely.

I keep reading Caladiums are hardy to zone 9, and my area is 9B so I am still observing what it will really do and wait it out. I have them in containers, so I do not know if that hardiness works only if planted in ground. Shrug!

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