MIA - CALATHEA RATTLESNAKEMia is a relatively easy to care for indoor foliage plant. This hard to find Calathea Lancifolia has thinner, sharper, crinkled fresh green leaves, darkly pigmented on the bottoms. Her leaves are prized for their long, thin, crinkley shape. The new leaves emerge beautifully from the center of the plant, which grows densely. She can often get larger than other Calatheas Making her extra special. **note This plant has just been reclassified by

and has gorgeous black-purple leaf

Poke your finger down the side of the pot - the top two inches should be dry before re-watering

If you'd like to know exact stock

Watering - Let her dry out totally between watering

We will have a different monthly planter every quarter

They are sometimes available off-season

Water more frequently in brighter light

• Considerations: Calathea orbifolia is sensitive to environmental stress

4" planter with a new planter and new plant every quarter

• Considerations: Stanley is sensitive to environmental stress

Scarlet is an Aloe - but not the "I sunburned myself

She stays relatively compact (the largest she'll ever get is about 2' by 2' or so)