Calathea growing tips that might surprise you

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Thank you so much this video has really helped me
Comment from : Lisa Millward

I love the plants
Comment from : plants Lovers pinas

Oh please help a sister out, mine hates me!! She hasn’t grown in 2 years and she just hates me lol
Comment from : greysanatomyquackdoctor

What would you suggest to treat should there be any browning within the middle area on the leaves?
Comment from : ChaiStorm

Memo, you can also add aquarium water conditioner to tap water before watering plants The stuff that dechlorinates tap water It works for fish, but it also works for plants!!
Comment from : Emma Morgan

Stress coat Makes your water suitable as well
Comment from : Alan Jones

Interestingly, I've had far more success with very large calatheas I purchased than smaller ones (which all died) The large ones (the size of yours) all have survived mishaps and thrived for 2 years I amended the soil with perlite and coco noir, and YES, keep brighter indirect is key I'm going to try the Liquid Goldleaf fertilizer, thank you!
Comment from : SisterFromAnotherPlanet

My calathea is not bringing me joy I stress over it because it’s just producing crispy leaves I’m giving it away and don’t think I will by another one
Comment from : diana May

Agree with you There won't be pests if a plant is well watered
Comment from : ANGEL MCEVOY

I will try your way, hope to be successful 😊
Comment from : Figen Pal

Glad to come across with this video, my calathea orbifolia is not happy
Comment from : Figen Pal

Love the video!! I definitely try the recommended soil mix I've got a question; I have two calathea ornata that I bought in two different places They have been "living" together since August/September last year and everything is fine, apart from the occasional little leaf that turns brown at the tips (they came out this year in February) I would like to replant them and put them together, is this advisable?
Comment from : Claudia Schättgen

"all of my calatheas are in a very very light airy i_____/i mix" I couldn't understand that key word! Help is appreciated!
Comment from : V Johnson

Great video! Thank you! I have seen the bit about buying young, small Calathea's on a couple of different plant channels I haven't had a chance to test it yet, but it sure makes sense!
Comment from : msscamp100

This was an awesome video post Memo! Thank you for sharing your tips and tricks to helping our plants thrive!
Comment from : Peter Salt

Arrowroot (Maranta arundinacea) is a pretty cool plant! Also, the pinstripe has given me more grief than every plant I own combined The calathea medallion, however, is doing wonderfully
Comment from : Jane Tilmann

l have large a calathea plant have not been reported for two years should l reported it
Comment from : Linda Wilding

Very interesting point about the Liquid Gold Leaf Perhaps, it is worth noting that aquarium supply shops sell tap water conditioners that remove chloramine, it may be worth trying these with plants Try Aqua Safe by Tetra - it is not expensive and a little goes a long way! Hope this suggestion helps some one :o)
Comment from : DavidsZone

I think that it should be mentioned on videos what you keep your temp/humidity at and it's good you mentioned about light as this is often not mentioned in advice and it's good you mentioned about buying small and letting the plant slowly get used to its surroundings buying a big plant for instant gratification or to show off is such a bad idea as I know only too well Unfortunately I don't have enough light that comes into my 50s bungalow so I'm trying a grow light as my plants weren't doing at all well this winter and to be honest not sure about the results yet as plants take a while but it hasn't done any harm I would like one of your blog's to be about grow lights
Comment from : alistair young

Hello, I use tap water always I pour the tap water into my watering jug (sometimes with fertiliser, but not always) and I leave it on 🔝 of my Rayburn to get warm in the winter, for about 24 hours (sometimes more, sometimes less) and I never have problems with chlorine etc You don’t need a Rayburn for this, just setting it aside will do the same 😉
Comment from : Frances Jones