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How to Grow Calathea makoyana (Peacock Plant)? Planting Methods and Care Tips
Pot selection: 14cm pot, height 35-40cm, crown spread 25-30cm, 1-2 plants per pot. Substrate preparation: Use a loose, well-draining and well-aerated substrate as the growing medium (5-40 grade imported peat can be used). Before transplanting, mix the substrate with a 1000x dilution of chlorothalonil solution.
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What to Do When Calathea orbifolia Leaves Turn Yellow? Learn the Correct Way to Grow It
What to Do When Calathea orbifolia Leaves Turn Yellow: How to Grow Calathea orbifolia
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The Calathea leopardina is not just green in its leaves; when well cared for, it will bloom as well
Although the Calathea leopardina is a tropical foliage plant with glossy green leaves, it will also bloom, and its flowers are elegantly shaped and richly fragrant. Next, let us look at how to care for it so that the Calathea leopardina will bloom. Calathea leopardina The Calathea leopardina will...
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Calathea orbifolia care has two sides, and its simple methods make it a new choice for indoor greenery
Calathea orbifolia is one of the good indoor ornamental plants. It is a small to medium-sized plant; generally, a mature Calathea orbifolia is about 20-30 cm tall. Its leaves are round or round-oval, with relatively dark stripes, and the colors usually...
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What are the precautions for growing Calathea makoyana at home
Precautions for growing Calathea makoyana (peacock plant) at home Calathea makoyana: also known as blue-flowered banana, small in size and beautiful in form, with gorgeous leaf color, and patterns on the leaf surface like a lifelike peacock displaying its tail. Calathea makoyana is a perennial evergreen herbaceous plant of the Marantaceae family. It likes high temperature, high humidity and a semi-shady environment, and has strong shade tolerance
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A Detailed Guide to Growing and Caring for the Calathea picturata 'Argentea' in Pots
Calathea picturata 'Argentea', also known as the silver Calathea, prefers a warm, humid and semi-shaded environment; it is not cold-tolerant and dislikes strong light. It is commonly propagated by division and cuttings. Division is carried out in spring together with repotting, simply pulling the fleshy rhizomes apart and planting them. For cuttings, select a cutting with 3 leaves, peel off the leaf sheath, insert it into coarse sand, and once it roots in about 1 month it can be potted up.
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How to care for the Calathea majestica? Master this trick to grow a beautiful potted plant
The leaves of the Calathea majestica are very striking; you can clearly see every dark stripe on its leaves, and it is very suitable for growing in a study, a bedroom, public places, along both sides of a corridor, flower beds and other places, with lush green leaves...
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The Calathea leopardina has diverse leaf shapes and strong ornamental appeal, and its four-step care method is simple and easy to learn
Calathea leopardina is mainly native to the Americas and the islands around the Indian Ocean, and it has been introduced for cultivation in many regions of our country. Because its leaf shapes are relatively diverse and its adaptability to the environment is strong, most Calathea leopardina are planted in patches, in clumps...
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How to grow Calathea makoyana? A complete guide to its cultivation methods
Cultivation methods for Calathea makoyana
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How to grow Calathea ornata? Detailed guide to care methods and precautions
Care methods and precautions for Calathea ornata
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