Calathea makoyana
€6.95
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Calathea makoyana known as Goeppertia is a must-have for plant enthusiasts, requiring adequate lighting. The Calathea makoyana plant is a houseplant from eastern Brazil, which belongs to the Marantaceae family.
It produces beautiful, very decorative leaves, ovate in shape, pale green above, with oblong spots and dark green lines along the side veins.
Calathea has a special characteristic: the leaves close when the amount of light decreases, the plant therefore has a day and night rhythm which has earned it the nickname "living plant" or praying plant.
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Common name |
Peacock plant Goeppertia makoyana |
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Botanical name |
Calathea makoyana' |
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Family |
Marantaceae |
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Plant type |
Perennial, inside |
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Mature size |
In pot. 90/100 cm height |
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Sun Exposure |
Partial sun exposure, no direct light |
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Soil Type |
Moist but well-drained |
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Soil pH |
Neutral |
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Bloom Time |
Spring, summer |
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Flower Color |
Green, white |
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Native Area |
South America, southern Africa |
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Toxicity |
No |
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Calathea makoyana known as Goeppertia is a must-have for plant enthusiasts, requiring adequate lighting. The Calathea makoyana plant is a houseplant from eastern Brazil, which belongs to the Marantaceae family.
It produces beautiful, very decorative leaves, ovate in shape, pale green above, with oblong spots and dark green lines along the side veins.
Calathea has a special characteristic: the leaves close when the amount of light decreases, the plant therefore has a day and night rhythm which has earned it the nickname "living plant" or praying plant.
