Belonging in the prayer-plant family, this Calathea has large leaves facing upward, as if praying. Originating in Brazil, Calatheas are known to have unique foliage and our Calathea Roseopicta is no exception to this beauty. Its tropical vibe is surely refreshing to eyes of the beholder.

Calathea roseopicta or Rose-painted Calathea has gorgeous rose centered leaves with dark green borders. The red-purple undersides of the leaves are more visible at night when they fold up. The Calathea Dottie is also known as the Calathea Roseopicta ‘Dottie’, as such it is a sport of the Calathea Roseopicta.

Calathea Freddie (Calathea concinna) is a beautiful plant known for its stunning striped leaves. Like many other houseplants, it is tropical in natural and you’ll find it in the forests of Brazil and other countries in Central America.

This lovely plant also goes Calathea Concinna Freddie, Peacock Plant, Zebra Plant, or Prayer Plants.

Calatheas natural habitat is a tropical rainforest, with plenty of moisture, and only filtered light through the dense canopy. Under similar conditions, the Calathea could grow vertically to more than two-and-a-half feet.

The Calathea Ornata, more commonly known as the pinstripe plant, is native to South America. The plant gets its name from the pinstripe patterns that adorn its leaves. This plant prefers warm climates and high humidity levels.

These herbaceous perennials famous for their broad, green, leaves. These plants have large leaves variegated in different colours. The underside of the leaf is sometimes purple. These patterned leaves give an attractive feature to the plant.

They prefer low light areas and are pet friendly, thus making them ideal to grow indoors.