Calathea makoyana direct sun almost black and extraterrestrial looking

almost black and extraterrestrial looking foliage

a Philodendron like this one can tend to small leaves that lack defined lobes

This species is closely related to African Violets

An unusual recently created cultivar we are head over heels for

but it is worth the wait to let these drape and fill up a hanging basket

Calathea makoyana direct sun almost black and extraterrestrial lookingA really lovely Calathea. Easy to care for! They are known their distinct markings and red undersides. During the day, their leaves are horizontal to photosynthesize and at night, their leaves close up vertically. Care: Calathea thrive in bright filtered light while taking care to avoid direct sun. While they prefer a bright space they can tolerate low light very well! They do not like super dry spaces so prefer to stay slightly moist. To achieve