This flower is 100 times more beautiful than pothos and spider plant, and it never fades all year round

Calathea crotalifera

The leaves of Calathea crotalifera are like the wings of a summer cicada, with red veins evenly distributed across the dark green leaves. The longer you care for Calathea crotalifera, the richer its color will become!

Calathea roseopicta

Calathea roseopicta is a particularly girly Calathea. Most of its leaves are pink, and if you want more and more pink, it is best to place it in a bright, well-ventilated spot.

Calathea orbifolia

Calathea orbifolia is probably a variety of Calathea everyone is more familiar with. Its leaves are especially broad and large, and placing one pot on a desk is especially pleasing to the eye!

Calathea ornata

Calathea ornata is unique in its veins. Its veins are two light red lines, and if the light conditions are good, the whole Calathea ornata will take on a dark red color.

Calathea picturata

Calathea picturata is like a spilled paint palette, with white and green blending together, and colors varying in depth.

Calathea rufibarba

The leaves of Calathea rufibarba are grayish green, with dark green stripes evenly distributed on both sides of the veins. The leaf stalks are slender and long, very delicate.

Calathea makoyana

The appearance of Calathea makoyana is very much like its name. The leaves are broad and large, with dark green patches dotted on the leaves, just like a peacock spreading its tail.

Calathea zebrina

Calathea zebrina is also a Calathea with broad, large leaves. There is a ring of white circles along the edge of the leaves, and the center of the leaf is a darker green. With proper care, the main vein will appear red.