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Geoppertia concinna x 'Freddie' ( Calathea)

$19.98

Plant Pot Size: 1 Quart (13cm / 5.1")

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Freddie is a prayer plant, the common name for plants that tend to fold their foliage as night falls. Prayer plants include plants in the following genera: Calathea, Maranta, Stromanthe, and Ctenanthe. Calathea are grown for their beautifully ornamental leaves. Freddie has bicolored striped foliage that alternates between a silvery or soft green and deep green bands. Other common names include 'Zebra Plant'. Not pet friendly.

GROWING ZONES

10-12

MATURE WIDTH

5"-10"

MATURE HEIGHT

10"-24"

BLOOM TIME

Insignificant flowers

LIGHT REQUIREMENTS

Bright indirect light.

  • What To Due Upon Arrival

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    When your new plant arrives, we have a few recommendations: first, immediately open the box, remove the plant from the box, remove the protective sleeve, and water the well. Allow your new friend to acclimate to its new environment for a few weeks before you repot it. 

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  • Planting and Care

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    With few exceptions, most people want to put their new plant in a beautiful new pot. Here are a few tips for the majority of plants ( unless otherwise noted). 

    * When your plant arrives, wait a few weeks to allow it to acclimate. This will mitigate the shock.  

    * When it is time to replant, use a good quality soil. One that is low in peat and high in perlite is suggested. I recommend Purple Cow Potting Soil. 

    *When removing from the grow pot, be sure to open the roots  up so they can expand in there new pot. 

    * Be sure to not plant too deep. Leave 1/4" of the top of soil the plant is growing in above the new soil line. This will prevent soil accumulating around the stems and suffocation. 

    * Water deeply. Remember that this watering is not just for drinking , but to eliminate air pockets.  

    * Use a water soiable fertilizer every 2 weeks ( unless stated otherwise).

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