Calatheas have stunning leaves, but pests love them too. If you’ve seen tiny webs, sticky spots, or holes in your plant’s leaves, you’re dealing with calathea pests. These bugs can turn leaves yellow, stunt growth, or even kill your plant if ignored. 6 Calathea Pest – Identification & Treatment Don’t worry—this guide helps! We’ll cover:…
So-called Furry Feather or Velvet Calathea, the Calathea Rufibarba, is a tall calathea variety with red stems. The plant produces long, slender, soft, and furry green leaves with maroon undersides. The leaf tops and velvety undersides feature little hairs when the plant matures. In this blog post, we will briefly discuss what Calathea Rufibarba is,…
One of the most commonly asked questions by calathea growers is how big do Calathea plants get? Usually, Calathea plants can grow up to 2 feet (60 cm) in height and produce large leaves up to 2 feet wide when grown indoors. However, when grown outdoors, they can get up to 4 feet tall. Growth…
If you are a plant lover, you might have been enchanted by the stunning beauty of the Calathea plants. Calatheas are neotropical, rhizomatous, herbaceous perennial plants known for their unique leaf movements and vibrant and patterned foliage. Growing these plants can bring life and color to your indoor garden. But, growing them at home requires…
Calathea, also known as the Prayer Plant, is a common houseplant famous for its stunning foliage. Many pet owners looking to feather their nests with these exotic-looking plants often worry about whether to introduce them into their homes because our pets love to chew on plant leaves. Therefore, they ask, “Is Calathea toxic to cats…
Are you looking to add some tropical vibe to your indoor garden but need clarification on where to start? Don’t worry—fall in love with Calathea, a gorgeous tropical plant with immensely decorative leaves that enchant you at first sight. However, with so many Calathea types available, it becomes difficult to choose your favorite variety. Calathea…
If you are a proud Calathea owner, you know they are the most stunning and rewarding vibrant houseplants to grow. However, the plant can sometimes be a little fussy about its growing conditions. Soil distress may be the culprit if it looks like a wilted salad rather than a tropical treasure. Therefore, sort out the…
Calathea plant, also commonly known as the cathedral, peacock, rattlesnake, or zebra plant, is a popular houseplant that is easy to care for and used for indoor decorations and landscaping due to its stunning foliage. Its beautiful foliage of white, bright veins against green, red, and cream leaves brightens up offices, lobbies, meeting rooms, and…
Calatheas are the first choice for indoor gardeners because of their ethereal beauty and deeply colored, stunning foliage. Most Calathea species grow slowly and have a compact, bushy shape when grown indoors, and they don’t require frequent pruning. However, periodic pruning and trimming of dead and diseased foliage is a must to retain their stunning…
Calathea is a loved houseplant due to its fancy leaves, painted patterns, and excellent air-cleaning properties. It can be tricky to care for, but the plant will tell you exactly when something is wrong with it. Droopy leaves are red flags, especially after you have repotted them. They are the plant’s cry for help. The…