4" Calathea Stella
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Care
Care
Medium to bright indirect light
Keep soil evenly moist but not soggy
Loves higher humidity
Pet friendly
Calathea Stella has white variegated leaves that display pale green stripes along the center of each leaf.
What sets this Calathea plant apart from Calathea 'White Fusion' is that the leaf margins are undulating or ruffled and the variegation is slightly different. Additionally, Calathea Stella leaves tend to grow a bit larger and it can tolerate lower light levels.
Calathea Stella care:
Keep your Calathea soil evenly moist, but not soggy. Don't allow the soil to dry out. Calathea love medium to bright indirect light.
This plant pet friendly! View our other pet friendly plants.
Additional info:
Calathea, which are commonly referred to as a "Prayer Plant", is a genus of flowering plants in the family Marantaceae. Most Calathea species will fold their leaves up at night, similar to praying hands.
Calathea are collected and prized for their uniquely patterned foliage. You'll find all types of colorful foliage within this genus, from bright pink neon to deep red to yellow and white -- Calathea has it all!
Calathea do flower, but they tend to not be very showy or colorful.
You'll find that your Calathea will be happiest with above average humidity and medium to bright indirect light.
Recently, up to 200 former Calathea species were reclassified into the genus Goeppertia.
This was my first time ordering a plant online, so I was nervous about it arriving safely. They packaged my Stella beautifully and she arrived perfectly safely and immediately gave me two new leaves!
Thanks for the gorgeous plant!
The variegation on this baby is stunning! Only lost one leaf during transport but that's ok. She's looking great.
Probably the smallest and least full plant I have received from this company. I know Calatheas are funny acting so I'm happy and still love her
Love this plant. Perfectly packed, arrived healthy and timely.
This is such a beautiful plant. It came packaged well, healthy, and with a great root system. The only slight drawback is some of the leaves were a little crispy on the edges, which is common for Calatheas, but still worth mentioning for those who prefer pristine foliage.
