TROPICAL PLANT ENCYCLOPEDIA
Calathea x bicajoux 'Cobra Pink'
Calathea sp.
CalatheaFamily: Marantaceae
Origin: Central and South America and the Caribbean
USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map
Mostly grown in gardens for the handsomely patterned foliage. Calathea prefers moist, shady, jungle-like conditions in a garden and is also often grown as potted specimens. When it is used as a house plant, the leaves should be sprayed with water several times a week. Propagation is by root division. Water with soft water. Keep uniform high humidity and temperature.
Some of the Calathea species have been reclassified as species of the Ischnosiphon, Maranta and Goeppertia genera.
Similar plants:
- Calathea altissima, Goeppertia altissima (Calathea)
- Calathea burle-marxii (Ice Blue Calathea)
- Calathea crocata (Eternal flame)
- Calathea crotalifera (Rattlesnake Plant, Rattle Shaker, Rattlesnake Ginger, Yellow Rattleshaker)
- Calathea hybrid (Calathea Fusion White PPAF)
- Calathea lietzei (Calathea)
- Calathea loeseneri (Brazilian Star Calathea)
- Calathea lutea (Cigar Calathea)
- Calathea makoyana, Maranta makoyana (Peacock plant)
- Calathea musaica (Network Calathea)
Calathea x bicajoux 'Cobra Pink'
Calathea 'White Jade'
Calathea latifolia
Calathea albertii
Calathea cylindrica
Calathea 'Beauty Star'
Calathea 'Green Ice'
Calathea 'Miso'
Calathea princeps
Calathea princeps
Calathea micans
Calathea undulata
Calathea cylindrica
Calathea inocephala
Calathea ecuadoriana
Calathea leopardina
Beauty Star
Calathea 'White Jade'
Calathea louisae 'Maui Queen'
Calathea latifolia
Calathea villosa var. pardina (?)
Calathea 'Beauty Star'
Calathea x veitchiana 'Flamestar'
Calathea x bicajoux 'Cobra Pink'
Calathea x bicajoux 'Cobra Pink'
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