Calathea ornata/Calathea pinstripe

Calathea ornata, commonly called as Calathea pinstripe, is a stunning tropical plant that is admired for its striking appearance. The leaves of the plant are elongated, lance-shaped, and have a rich, deep green color. However, what truely sets the plant apart are the striking pinkish-white stripes that run along the center of each leaf, resembling delicate brushstrokes or fine pinstripes. These stripes contrast beautifully against the lush green background, creating a visually captivating display. The plant is not only visually appealing but also has a calming and soothing presence. Calathea pinstripe is a true natural masterpiece, with its striking combination of rich green foliage, delicate pinkish-white stripes, and deep purple undersides. Its unique patterns, make it a fascinating and beautiful addition to any plant collection

- Each plant is unique, size and shape fluctuate by season so all measurements are shown as a range
- Small plant measures upto 6-12" tall from the soil line to the top of the foliage
- Medium plant measures upto 12-24" tall from the soil line to the top of the foliage
- Large plant measures upto 24-36" tall from the soil line to the top of the foliage

Calathea ornata/Calathea pinstripe
South America

Plant care
-Prefers bright, indirect sunlight. Place the plant in a bright room, but avoid direct sunlight
-Keep the soil consistently moist but not waterlogged. Water the plant thoroughly once the top inch of soil feels dry
-Use well-draining soil mix, which can retain moisture without becoming waterlogged
-Fertilize the plant with well-balanced fertilizer during growing seasons
-Remove any yellow,brown or damaged leaves to maintain plants overall health and appearance
-Clean the leaves gently with the damp cloth to remove dust and allow them to breath properly
-The plant is susceptible to pests such as spider mites and mealybugs

Sad plant signs
-Wilting leaves: If the leaves of Calathea plant are wilting and becoming limp, it is a sign of underwatering
-Browning or yellowing of leaves: This can be due to underwatering, overwatering or exposure to direct sunlight
-Leaf curling: If the leaves of the plant are curling or folding inward, it indicates the insufficient humidity or exposure to cold drafts
-Dull or faded foliage: Discoloration can indicate stress or improper care. Adjust the water routine and ensure the plant is receiving appropriate light conditions
-Leaf drop: Dropping of the leaves can be a common response to any kind of stress, and also due to overwatering or underwatering
-Pest infestation: If you notice the presence of pests such as spider mites or mealybugs on the plant, treat them with an appropriate pesticide

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