Pigment Calathea Vittata

Yes, the Calathea Vittata is non-toxic and completely pet-friendly, making it a safe choice for households with curious cats or dogs.

This plant prefers bright, indirect light. Avoid placing it in direct sunlight, which can scorch the leaves and fade its signature striping.

The Calathea Vittata is sensitive to water quality and moisture levels. It requires consistent humidity and specific watering habits to prevent leaf browning or drooping.

We recommend using distilled water and bottom watering to keep the soil consistently moist without saturating it. Avoid tap water, as the minerals can cause the leaf edges to crisp.

The plant arrives in a standard plastic nursery grow pot. You may want to place it inside a decorative cachepot of your choice once it arrives.

Curling or browning is usually a sign of low humidity or improper water quality. Try increasing the ambient humidity around the plant and ensure you are using distilled water to keep the foliage healthy.