Calathea, like many tropical plants, might have unpleasant visitors from time to time. Spider mites, fungal mosquitoes, scale, and mealybugs are the most related features. The most frequent treatment for them is neem oil. Calathea’s green and broad leaves are a favorite food of several caterpillars. They produce tiny larval forms, which are laid by various moths or butterflies.
Maranta arundinacea L
Maranta arundinacea L
Color : dark green ,purple below
Light Requirements: Medium, filtered light
Humidity: Needs high humidity to keep foliage looking well.
Watering: Maintain moist soil with regular watering, but do not let the soil become soggy. Use filtered, distilled or rainwater ideally.
Re-Potting: It doesn’t like to be repotted too often. Only once root-bound.
Origin : GuangDong,China
Quality : Excellent
