Calathea vittata

Calathea vittata plant appreciates moist soil and bright light but not direct sunlight. Make sure to water them before the soil gets dry.

Calathea vittata (Goeppertia elliptica) is a stunning plant which bears elliptical, bright-green leaves with distinctive white stripes and burgundy-purple undersides.

Caring for Calathea vittata involves meeting its specific needs for humidity, watering, and lighting.

Calathea Vittata Elliptica requires medium care, grows up to two feet and has leaves stretching outwards with a beautiful glossy green glow.

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Calathea Vittata makes a handsome addition to a houseplant collection. A little more rare than other Calatheas, its beautiful herringbone-patterned leaves make it a popular plant. The long, slightly rumpled, deep green leaves with dramatic white stripes arch gracefully outwards. In the wild jungles where they are found, their size can be up to 24"-26" tall and wide. They tend to stay a little smaller in your home.

Calathea vittata also called Goeppertia elliptica is propagated at the beginning of the growing season by plant division either in soil or in water.