Calathea roseopicta/Rose painted calathea

Calathea roseopicta, commonly called as Rose painted calathea, is a striking tropical houseplant appreciated for its stunning foliage. The leaves of the plant are typically deep green with contrasting markings. Its broad, tropical foliage has a feathery pattern of bright pink, resembling brush strokes or splashes of paint. The undersides of the leaves are deep burgundy colour, adding another layer of visual interest. The foliage of Calathea are not only eye-catching but also dynamic. During the day, the leaves are horizontal, showing off their vibrant patterns. However, as evening approaches, the leaves fold up in a prayer-like fashion. With its stunning and vibrant foliage, the plant is sure to add a touch of beauty and elegance to any indoor space

- Each plant is unique; size and shape fluctuate by season so all measurements are shown as a range
- Small plant measures upto 6-10" tall from the soil line to the top of the foliage
- Medium plant measures upto 12-18" 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 roseopicta/Rose painted calathea

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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