Nature
Taro leaves are a group of plants of the genus Caladium (taro tribe, Araceae). In the daily taro is often also used to mention some other plants that are still related but not including Caladium, such as taro (Colocasia). The true tubers rarely form large bulbs.
Keladi is very fond of light, but he does not really like direct sunlight, in his habitat he prefers a place that is under a shady tree, otherwise the leaf will burn or burn.
Keladi this will easily live in facilities that are not too dense. How to breed is done in two ways, namely vegetative bulbs, and generative seeds.
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