Calathea makoyana

The Calathea Makoyana stands out with its decorative leaf pattern. The underside of the leaves is dark red in color, providing a great contrast to the dark green pattern on the top of the leaves. Calatheas are so-called "Prayer Plants", i.e. they lower their leaves in brightness and raise them again in darkness. If you care for this plant properly, it can bring you great joy:

Light requirements: Bright, without direct sunlight

Water requirements: The soil should not dry out completely, but should be watered whenever the top layer of soil has dried slightly. If the leaves of the Calathea curl slightly, this may be a sign that you should water it again.

Humidity: High, from 50%

Toxicity: Calatheas are not poisonous