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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ต.ค. 2020
- Hang out with me while I unbox, pot and then fast forward two months ahead to see how my new Calathea Yellow Fusion is doing after being shipped from Indonesia. I don't know anything about the Yellow Fusion but once I saw it for sale, I was too curious to pass it by. If you know this plant by another name--please let me know in the comments!
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This is Calathea louisae Thai Beauty. It needs indirect bright light. I am from India & mine is growing beautifully.
Is it maybe folding at a different time because it came from a country with a much different time zone? I think its circadian rhythm is regulated internally and doesn’t rely solely on light. For example, my calatheas start to fold down a couple hours before sunrise and a couple hours after sunset during the winter. You can think of this calathea as being jet lagged.
Addy,have you tried giving dry,barerooted plants a good drink in a vase of water before potting em up? That’s what we do with soft fruit 🍇 plants n bareroot roses etc., be blessed 🙏🇬🇧
Good to see your video today! I saw this plant somewhere on Instagram before by a Thai grower. It's so gorgeous!!
It is so gorgeous! I've never seen it for sale here in retail places, or even from US sellers, so I'm glad that I got it. It took a few months to get over the shipping stress but it was SO worth it! 😊
I just ordered a baby plant of this. Shipping will be a short way but I am still kinda scared how it will arrive - my Orbifolia was in a horrible state (and then suffered huge damage from my cats). But this plant is so incredibly beautiful, I am excited. Thanks for sharing this...!
it looks really pretty when you cleaned off the brown leaves , :o)
I agree! It was really nice to get a glimpse at how the plant can look moving forward. But it's hard to wait to start cutting off the damage sometimes!
There are people calling it Yellow Fusion here. I got one, too. However, I think it should be Louisae Thai Beauty.
Oh, that's interesting. Thanks, Mike! It is really beautiful and I'll be happy once it gets a bit larger.
which calathea is more difficult to take care of the white fusion or the yellow fusion?
Mike ada sini jugak commenting. Heheh 😁👍
Those plants are gorgeous!💕😊
Oh, I agree. 😊 I can't wait for it to get bigger!
Whatever it is, it's beautiful. That cream-colored leaf looks like it was painted!
I agree! 😊 I kind of want to find a way to preserve that one the way it is before it dries up, if I can figure it out.
Can you please do an update on this plant? 💚
Plant addict 😍
Ohh a new video 👍🏼
Finally! 😊 Hoping to get back to a regular schedule soon.
Thank you for the video Addy! ❤
Of course, Ashlee! 😊
@@AddyBeez Addy do you a way I could email you or fb msg about some calathea issues I've recently been having? I was hoping to show you pics and get your expert advice if possible. The email listed on this page doesn't work for me for some reason. My friend and I are desperate for your help lol but if not then I completely understand. Many thanks for all you do for the Calathea lovers out there Addy! You are much appreciated!
Hi, Ashlee. The best way to message me is through DMs on Instagram. I haven't been over there recently but if you comment here to let me know a DM was sent on Instagram, I will look at it (you can also send pictures in the DMs) and try to see if I have anything helpful to share. Definitely not an expert but I will help as much as I can.
@@AddyBeez ok sounds good. I'll reinstall and shoot you a msg as soon as I do. Thanks!!!
Could you please do an update/care video on this plant? I just got this from a nursery and am surprised how little information there seems to be about it! Apparently it’s rare, did not realize that when I got it!
Can you please do a care video on Calathea White Star?? I’m really struggling with these 😩
which calathea is more difficult to take care of the white fusion or the yellow fusion?
It is common in the Philippines and we call it Thai Beauty
Thank you! 😊 That is helpful!
which calathea is more difficult to take care of the white fusion or the yellow fusion?
Common satin to? Wala kasing ganito yung mga kapitbahay ko, yung mga meron sila eh yung peacock calathea.
@@sunghoononice8796 yes, common. Mura lang din
@@thea4420 They're both easy in the tropics outdoors.
Oh my goodness she’s beautiful! I have a warscewiczii that folds it’s leaves down instead of up, like this yellow fusion did that first day. You increased the humidity, but mine is around 55-70 and it still holds the down. Do you have an idea of why? And what I can try to fix it? Thanks Addy!
I am really smitten, especially after cutting away the humidity damage. Regarding your calathea, I'm not sure why that's happening. I'm still not entirely sure why it happened with this plant. Actually, I've never seen it happen before. Though, my Warscewiczii/Eucadoriana do move a little differently than my other calatheas. The top surface of the leaves are facing down/are bent the wrong way?
@@AddyBeez yes, like an “n” shape. The stem is the straight part and the leafs curve down like the curve of a lowercase “n”. I don’t know if that makes sense. The top of the leaf is facing out, the underside is closest to the stem. During the day they relax upwards, and at night they fold down instead of folding up. My warscewiczii and zebrina both do that. Idk if it’s because they’re fuzzy? I saw someone else on FB who’s fuzzy calathea did it too. Both of mine were shipped and had a rough time. Stress maybe? But they have been potted up for 3-4 weeks and still do it. So confused
@@anjelicaandersen9682 Hmm. That is interesting. What I was referring to with this plant was the leaf actually bent the wrong way, so the surface of the leaf flipped to touch the stem. It was pretty strange looking. It's interesting that yours is following the opposite of the heliotropic/nyctinastic pattern. Some of my fuzzy calatheas do move less but unless they're stressed, they put a good number of their leaves up at night. It could be leftover stress from shipping--this can take a while to resolve. It could also be access to light, or a number of other things. Or nothing at all, too. I would check the underside of the leaves just to be safe. Other than that--calatheas can be really hard to understand! Sometimes I just have to leave mine alone for a bit and they work issues out themselves (especially shipping stress). I keep my humidity between 40-50% and that seems to be high enough for most of them.
How is it today? Any updates?
I'm waiting for your White Tiger, Fusion White Louisae Variegata video. How are their conditions now? Can I visit Instagram more often?
Oh, that's a good idea! I should have at least shown my Fusion White next to the Yellow Fusion. My Louisae Variegata isn't doing well and I'm actually afraid I might lose it soon. Fingers crossed! And--I can hopefully get back to Instagram soon, too! 😊
Mine was so pretty now leaves are paper thin not much color to it
Did you notice that they don't "pray" if a new shoot coming out? I notice that in my Warsewicsii and Musaica. They stop moving completely, It freaks me out, I thought I have again spider mites or thrips.