Calathea makoyana direct sun This can roughly be about

This can roughly be about every 7-10 days as the soil is at least 2-3" dry between waterings

This variety looks very similar to the Maidenhair ferns we can find right here in Oregon

This plant is known for its highly lobed and dissected foliage as you can see in the second photo

They produce beautiful tiny flowers that will pop up all over these plants

Calathea makoyana direct sun This can roughly be aboutA really lovely Calathea. Easy to care for! They are known their distinct markings and red undersides. During the day, their leaves are horizontal to photosynthesize and at night, their leaves close up vertically. Care: Calathea thrive in bright filtered light while taking care to avoid direct sun. While they prefer a bright space they can tolerate low light very well! They do not like super dry spaces so prefer to stay slightly moist. To achieve