Calathea Roseoptica Dottie Flowering bright white veining that follows

bright white veining that follows each rib

all tropical plants thrive with higher humidity levels

Some leaves are lightly dusted

Direct sunlight can scorch its dark leaves

heart-shaped

Calathea Roseoptica Dottie Flowering bright white veining that followsThis beautiful cultivar of Calathea's leaves start out green with a pink band, and gradually as they mature become darker to almost black. Calatheas are known as 'Prayer plants' meaning their foliage folds up at night and drops during the day. Large wide leaves, with a almost feathered appearance Growth pattern: Compact rosette geophyte Water: When the top 2 3cm of soil becomes dry. Ideal Position: East facing Light: Bright, indirect or filtered