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Calathea 'Orbifolia'

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Orbifolia Calathea 🌿 is loved for its broad rounded leaves marked with soft silver-green striping, giving it a clean tropical look that feels calm, bright, and a little luxurious. It does best in bright indirect light indoors, where the large foliage stays lush and protected from harsh sun on shelves, stands, or brighter corners of the home. This plant is generally manageable, but it prefers steady moisture and appreciates a little extra humidity more than tougher beginner plants. Pro tip: if the edges start browning or crisping, check for dry air, dry soil, or a spot too close to a vent 💧.

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Quick Facts:
🌱 Botanical Name: Calathea orbifolia
🏷️ Common Names: Orbifolia Calathea, Prayer Plant
💧 Watering Needs: Moderate; keep soil lightly moist but not soggy
☀️ Light Needs: Bright indirect light; tolerates medium light
🍃 Growth Habit: Upright, clumping foliage
🪴 Difficulty Level: Beginner to Intermediate
⚠️ Toxicity: Non-toxic to pets
🌎 Native Region: Bolivia

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Calathea 'Orbifolia' Indoor Plants 4" Pot Austin Jungle Co.
Calathea 'Orbifolia' Sale price$25.99 Regular price$30.99
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So my orbifolia went through hell and back, partly due to shipping and partly due to me. My plants were shipped for a while, and delivered upside down (yikes!). Two of my three bounced back after some love and patience...but my poor, poor orbifolia...she went from three leaves down to one. That one held on for a bit, but has now fallen. I am keeping the crown in hopes it will resurrect, but only time will tell.