Calathea network plant

A tropical houseplant that turns heads with its striking leaf patterns and is a clumping plant that produces oval-shaped leaves from a central base. The foliage is soft and slightly textured, featuring a distinctive mosaic-like surfaces. Growth is moderate in its ideal conditions and slows during cooler months, but can eventually reach a height of around two feet if allowed to grow by repotting regularly. Calatheas need humidity and must be kept away from the sun's rays in order to preserve their very ornamental foliage. In the evening, their leaves fold on themselves to conserve moisture