@@SoiledPlant yes. I have in a clear orchid pot inside another vessel and fertilize with Dyna Gro. I have my calatheas, anthuriums, and alocasias in pon.
i just came across this at the plant store, it was litterally the only one and was hidden on the floor, its healthy and a good medium size with new growth, i ended up getting it for around 16$ so im doing research on it, ive heard its notoriously hard to take care of but me and my green thumb are up for the challenge, its a gorgeous plant and what drew me to it was the front if the leaves i absolutely love it
What a find! Since getting mine, I haven’t seen them. Hopefully, that means they’re becoming more readily available. Good luck with your find, I’m sure you’ll do great.
That is a beautiful plant - I have found that I have better luck with a larger well established Calathea than a little starter plant. It is hard to keep them because I have to buy distilled water. Someday I would like to get a water system like you have. I have terrible well water and use a softener so I run my water for my plants thru a gravity filter system (like a Berkey) and that helps a lot.
It depends how it’s damaged. If it’s curling, you can but around the curled part. If the whole leaf isn’t salvageable, cut it at the base of the leaf, but leave the stem.
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I love how thorough this is
Thank you!!
Thank you I just got one of these and looking forward to maintaining it. I love the feel of the leaves and am continually touching it!
Watched the whole thing and I don’t even own this plant. I love the comprehensive care guides! I routinely refer to the white fusion video. Thank you!
Thank you! I love putting doing all the research. I’m just happy you like it 🥰
I just found a 2' high in a 6" pot warscewizcii at home depot for $10, I feel like I've hit the jackpot!
I’m glad they’re getting out there! They used to be so hard to find.
I switched all of mine to pon, game changer! No more pests! No more fungus gnats! I must say I was scared but, they love it!!!!
Do you put Calathea in pon?
@@SoiledPlant yes. I have in a clear orchid pot inside another vessel and fertilize with Dyna Gro. I have my calatheas, anthuriums, and alocasias in pon.
My favorite calethea it is truly a jewel.
Love them 🪴
i just came across this at the plant store, it was litterally the only one and was hidden on the floor, its healthy and a good medium size with new growth, i ended up getting it for around 16$ so im doing research on it, ive heard its notoriously hard to take care of but me and my green thumb are up for the challenge, its a gorgeous plant and what drew me to it was the front if the leaves i absolutely love it
What a find! Since getting mine, I haven’t seen them. Hopefully, that means they’re becoming more readily available. Good luck with your find, I’m sure you’ll do great.
THEE best tutorial on this gorgeous plant!! Thank you, as I have new one.
Thank you so much
That is a beautiful plant - I have found that I have better luck with a larger well established Calathea than a little starter plant. It is hard to keep them because I have to buy distilled water. Someday I would like to get a water system like you have. I have terrible well water and use a softener so I run my water for my plants thru a gravity filter system (like a Berkey) and that helps a lot.
Estabilished Calathea definitely do better in my experience, too.
Great video
Love this how do you deal with brown spot. I don’t tend to get spider mites
Hillo my friend good luck to your calathea
Thank you!!
I've killed two of them already...🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️ yours looks amazing 🔥🔥🔥 maybe i should try again...
They’re heartbreakers. That’s for sure.
a couple of the leaves curling like that warns me that this plant acted a fool a few days after this video. ask me how i know 😂😣😮💨
Hello, my Calathea is blooming at the moment do you have any tips or information on how to pollinate them or what to do to get seeds?
if a leaf is damaged where should I cut it...it looks like it's a single leaf on its own cluster
It depends how it’s damaged. If it’s curling, you can but around the curled part. If the whole leaf isn’t salvageable, cut it at the base of the leaf, but leave the stem.
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I just got my second one and it wasn’t doing so well. I hope these tips help, thanks so much ! 🪴🤞