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are prayer plants toxic 6IN_Calathea_Makoyana2_front_2_copy_600x.jpg?v=1714084687Calatheas show off some of the most eye catching foliage in the houseplant world and Calathea makoyana is no exception. This tropical houseplant displays glossy large oval shaped leaves whose wonderfully intricate pattern resembles a peacocks tail feathers. Hence the nickname peacock plant. Also known as cathedral windows and part of the prayer plant family, this calathea will fulfill anyones desire for adding a showy, boldly colorful and marked

Calatheas show off some of the most eye-catching foliage in the houseplant world and Calathea makoyana is no exception. This tropical houseplant displays glossy large oval-shaped leaves whose wonderfully intricate pattern resembles a peacock’s tail feathers. Hence the nickname peacock plant. Also known as cathedral windows and part of the prayer plant family, this calathea will fulfill anyone’s desire for adding a showy, boldly colorful and marked statement plant to a kitchen, bathroom, office, or other space. The beautifully detailed leaf pattern is expressed with alternating shades of light to dark green and a burgundy underside. It has an upright, clumping growth habit, with new leaves emerging from the center of the plant and spreading outwards. 

🌱 Care Tips 🌱 
☀️ This easy plant thrives in medium to bright, indirect light
☁️ Tolerates low light conditions; more light encourages growth
💦 Maintain slightly damp —not soggy— soil; water when top inch of soil feels dry

Grown in a 6" nursery pot. Decorative planter not included.