There are many types of Calathea that come in a beautiful array of showy foliage. In fact, there are nearly 300 different cultivars, but only a small number are readily available. Read on to learn about them.
Calatheas are tropical plants and commonly grown indoors. Click here to learn about winterizing calatheas and their care in winter.
Grown for its attractive foliage, the calathea is a favorite houseplant. Click here for info on the propagation of calathea plants.
Are Calathea and Maranta the same? They're closely related and often confused with one another, but are in different genera. Learn more here.
Calathea ornata, or the pinstripe houseplant, is a striking plant with beautifully veined leaves that can make a striking statement in your home. Like any Calathea, houseplant care can be tricky and extra effort is needed for them to look their best indoors. Learn more here.
The rattlesnake plant is a decorative perennial with strappy, spotted leaves and deep purple undersides. Click to learn more.
Will Calathea grow outdoors? It depends on your climate because Calathea is a tropical plant. If you?re fortunate to live in a warm, humid climate in USDA plant hardiness zone 8 or above, you can certainly try growing calathea plants in your garden. Click here for more info.
Peacock houseplants are often found as part of indoor collections. Taking care of Calathea peacock and creating conditions in which it will flourish is not difficult when following the simple tips in this article.
There are many species in the Calathea plant family, but one of the most popular is the Calathea zebra plant (Calathea zebrina). Read this article to learn more about growing this particular variety.
