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Calathea Fasciata is the tall girl in class. Those tall, purple stems show themselves off, holding the wide, wavy, oval, dark pine green leaves with their lime green slashes up above the newer growth. At night when she folds her pretty leaves up for her bedtime prayer the underleaves show off their deep purples. Fasciata was discovered in 1858 and named by Friedrich August Ludwig. She's is a fast grower, as Calatheas go, and will quickly fill up the pot. Repotting, you can separate some plantlets from the mother plant and grow some new Fasciatas. Mother won't mind.
- Air Purifying
- Pet Friendly
Quick Care Guide:
- Water - Med/High (4): Prefers more water than most, but soil can dry out periodically. Use a spray bottle to mist and increase humidity levels without soaking the soil and roots.
- Light - Medium (3): Plant prefers natural, diffused light. Can be placed in a spacious living room. Indirect light preferred. No direct sunlight on leaves.
- Difficulty - Medium (3): Not too difficult to keep happy, but does require some attention.