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calathea lubbersii
Expert gardeners love the tropical plant Calathea lubbersii for its beauty and uniqueness. This plant is a perennial that stays green all year round and originates from the jungles of Central and South America. It typically grows in the shady and damp areas beneath the …
velvet calathea
The Velvet Calathea, which is sometimes referred to as the Peacock plant or Zebra plant, is a stunning tropical plant that thrives in the lush jungles of Brazil. Its remarkable purple-green leaves, adorned with vibrant pink veins, are highly valued. This flashy plant is a …
Calathea sanguinea
Calathea sanguinea is a tropical plant characterized by its vibrant green and yellow leaves that possess distinct and prominent veins. This plant brings out a vibrant color and texture to any garden, and is easy to care for. For an exotic look, this lush foliage …
how often to water calathea
As someone knowledgeable in gardening, I can inform you that in order to maintain the well-being of calathea plants, it is essential to water them consistently. They need to be watered approximately once a week as they thrive on moist soil. In regions with higher …
calathea leopardina
Calathea leopardina is a popular choice among experienced gardeners and plant enthusiasts alike. This tropical plant is known for its striking foliage and easy-care requirements. Its beautiful foliage features deep green leaves with dark green spots, resembling the markings of a leopard. Calathea leopardina is …
calathea bella
Calathea bella, a stunning and well-liked member of the Calathea family, hails from the lush rainforests of South America. The leaves of this particular species are easily recognizable and appealing, displaying a variety of colors that span from deep green to creamy tones. The big …
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THE MORE YOU KNOW

Fun facts about plants

Plants Can Communicate

Plants communicate with each other through chemical signals and even warning each other of insect attacks.


Bamboo is the Fastest Growing Plant

Bamboo can grow up to 91 cm in just 24 hours, making it the fastest growing plant in the world.

Coffee Comes from a Fruit

The coffee bean is actually a fruit that grows on a plant.


Venus Flytraps Can Count

Venus flytraps can count the number of times an insect triggers their hairs before closing their trap, allowing them to conserve energy.

Appreciate Nature

Plants Important to Our Planet?

Oxygen Production

Plants produce the oxygen we breathe, converting carbon dioxide into a breathable air for animals and humans alike.

Carbon Sequestration

Plants trap carbon dioxide, helping offset the greenhouse gas emissions that contribute to climate change.

Biodiversity Conservation

Plants provide critical habitats for animals and support the web of life on our planet.

Soil Health

Plants improve soil health by preventing erosion, filtering water, and adding organic matter to support a thriving ecosystem.

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