PlantVers Houseplants Calathea

Yes, all varieties of Calathea are non-toxic to both cats and dogs. They are an excellent choice if you have curious pets that like to nibble on foliage.

The assortment is curated based on seasonal availability, so the specific varieties will vary. You can expect a mix of popular Calathea types, all chosen for their striking, patterned foliage.

These arrive in 2-inch pots, making them quite compact. They are ideal for small spaces like desks, windowsills, or for incorporating into terrariums.

Calatheas are generally considered easy to care for, though they do prefer consistent moisture and indirect light. They are a great entry point for new plant owners who want something visually striking without high-maintenance demands.

While they are well-rooted and healthy upon arrival, it is best to let them acclimate to your home's environment for a week or two before repotting. When you do repot, choose a container only one size larger to avoid overwatering issues.