Bounty from the Boonies
Calathea, Network
$25.00
Unit price perOne of the easier Calathea's to grow indoors, making a great entry level "Prayer" plant. Like all Calathea's the leaves are open during the day and then close up at night time. Very cool! "Network" has a fascinating yellow, almost pixilated pattern on the leaves.
Scientific Name: Calathea musaica
Light: Bright, indirect light. This Calathea will tolerate a little bit of morning sun.
Growth: 2-3 feet high
Watering: Water once the top inch feels dry. Soak well and let it drain completely. Using filtered water is best as the chlorine and fluoride in most tap water can cause leaf browning.
Pet Safe: Yes
Care: Moderate
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Calathea, Network
$25.00
Unit price per2 low in stock
One of the easier Calathea's to grow indoors, making a great entry level "Prayer" plant. Like all Calathea's the leaves are open during the day and then close up at night time. Very cool! "Network" has a fascinating yellow, almost pixilated pattern on the leaves.
Scientific Name: Calathea musaica
Light: Bright, indirect light. This Calathea will tolerate a little bit of morning sun.
Growth: 2-3 feet high
Watering: Water once the top inch feels dry. Soak well and let it drain completely. Using filtered water is best as the chlorine and fluoride in most tap water can cause leaf browning.
Pet Safe: Yes
Care: Moderate
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Bounty from the Boonies was born and continues to labour on the traditional territories of the Huron-Wendat, Haudenosaunee and Anishinaabe peoples. This area is covered by the Williams Treaty, and we strive to reclaim the land with native plants, pollinator habitats and growing food. We stand in solidarity with Land Back and support Indigenous resurgence.