Calathea (Roseopicta)

Calathea (Roseopicta) is a plant that attracts attention with its beautifully variegated leaves. There are many species of Calathea, as the variety in the patterns and shapes of the leaves is extremely large and it would be difficult to decide which is more beautiful. Her homeland is South America, where the locals often use it as a basket-making material, from where its name comes.
As it is a tropical plant, it needs heat. The optimum temperature for growing is 20 degrees. It likes bright places with partial shade, but not direct sunlight because the leaves will lose their charm and colors. It has to be water frequently in summer and less frequently in winter. During the warm months, it is good to spray the leaves.