Heart of Jesus (Caladium bicolor), in its low-growing form, is a tropical foliage plant distinguished by its radiant and painterly leaves. The foliage, shaped like broad hearts, often blends vivid shades of red, pink, green, and white, creating patterns that appear almost hand-painted. Commonly known as Angel Wings or Elephant Ear in some regions, it originates from the lush, shaded understories of South American forests, particularly in Brazil.

Its dramatic coloration makes it more ornamental than structural, prized as a foliage highlight rather than for flowers. The plant is tuberous, sending up leaves that form a dense, low display ideal for ground-level accents in tropical landscapes or as an exotic houseplant. Historically, it has been celebrated in ornamental gardening traditions for its visual drama, and in modern design, it symbolizes vibrancy and boldness. With its artistic leaf patterns, Caladium bicolor embodies the tropical ideal of turning foliage into living artwork.