Calathea Orbifolia - Ø21cm - ↕70cm

Meet Calathea Orbifolia, a beautiful houseplant also known as Calathea. This tropical beauty is native to South America, specifically the rainforests of Brazil. With its large, rounded leaves adorned with beautiful silver-green stripes, this plant adds a touch of elegance and serenity to any indoor space. Calathea Orbifolia is not only an ornamental plant, it also helps purify the air by removing toxins and increasing humidity. Easy to care for and visually appealing, this plant is a must-have for any indoor gardening enthusiast. Discover the beauty of Calathea Orbifolia today! Calathea is a beautiful plant that thrives in a spot with partial shade or partial shade and shade. It requires regular watering to keep the soil moist, but not soaked. Best results are achieved when planted in well-drained soil mixed with organic matter such as peat moss or compost. In terms of fertilization, it is recommended to feed Calathea every 2-4 weeks during the growing season with a balanced liquid fertilizer diluted in water. However, it is important not to over-fertilize, as this can lead to burnt leaves. Did you know that Calathea orbifolia, also known as the “Peacock Plant,” is a beautiful houseplant that not only adds a touch of elegance to any space, but also has air-purifying properties? Its large, round leaves with intricate patterns make it a beautiful addition to any interior. But remember, although this plant may catch your eye with its exotic appearance, it is important to note that Calathea orbifolia is for decoration only and is not edible. So admire its beauty and keep it out of your pantry!- Calathea orbifolia has a pot size of 21cm, perfect for lovers of medium-sized plants.- At approximately 70cm tall, this plant will make a statement in any room or garden.- Calathea orbifolia is also known as Calathea, a popular tropical plant with vibrant foliage.- This plant thrives in a spot with partial shade, making it a great choice for areas with indirect sunlight.- Fun fact: Calathea orbifolia's leaves move and open during the day to capture more light, then close at night!