Calathea Elliptica ‘ Vittata ’

Like many species of the Marantaceae family, Calathea Elliptica Vittata has the characteristic feature of folding up their leaves at dusk to dawn by means of the tiny geniculum, an angular knee-like joint connecting it to the petiole, resembling hands put together in prayer, hence the other common name, Prayer Plant. In the morning the leaves of Calathea Elliptica Vittata will return to normal position, that is, almost perpendicular to the petioles.

Daily Care of Calathea Elliptica Vittata:

For other Aroids for sale, please refer to below link:

Rare Aroids Plants for Sale | Wide Selection - MyHomeNature | MyHomeNature

Please click this link for information on how to acclimate the plant upon receipt.

https://www.myhomenature.com/plant-after-transit