Calathea Pallidum Dracontium well-established (35–45cm)

well-established (35–45cm)

bearing few-flowered racemes of medium-sized blooms on upright stems with broad

Named for the twisted character of its floral structure — torta meaning "twisted" — this cool-growing species from Ecuador displays a subtly contorted sepal arrangement that gives it an animated

displaying beautiful color variations from light green in young leaves to deeper green as they mature

Calathea Pallidum Dracontium well-established (35–45cm)Calathea Culture Known for their incredibly diverse and often intricately patterned foliage, many Calathea species are also famous as "prayer plants" for their habit of folding their leaves up at night and unfurling them in the morning. While specific needs can vary, here are the general guidelines to help your Calatheas thrive: Light: Calatheas prefer medium to low indirect light. They are naturally found on the forest floor, so direct sunlight will