Rattlesnake Plant (Calathea lancifolia)
$29.99
Characteristics
The Calathea lancifolia, or 'Rattlesnake Plant', is a striking tropical variety with alternating oval spots on lance-shaped leaves accented by noteworthy deep purple undersides. The Calathea is a tropical plant known for its striking, patterned foliage and ability to move its leaves with the changing light levels throughout the day.
How to Care for Calathea
- Light: Medium indirect light
- Water Preferences: Let the soil dry out quite a bit before watering thoroughly. Adjust according to the amount of light the plant receives.
- Special Care/Notes: A good choice for a beginner that wants to try something slightly more challenging. Keep away from drafty windows or air vents. Find additional care instructions here!
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