Calathea and Maranta

In our opinion Black Maranta are the most stunning, yet slowest growing variety of maranta. The plant you see in the pictured is the plant you wil...

Are you a Maranta fan? If so, here is another one to add to your list. In our experience, the bicolour is similar to the black maranta in that it's...

A reasonably new addition to the Australian plant market. Maranta lemon lime is similar to the very common red vein maranta....except it's not so c...

Calathea musaica is also known as the network plant, as it has a beautiful network or mosaic-like pattern on its leaves. Calatheas like high humidi...

Calatheas prefer high humidity, but will do fine at humidity levels of a regular house hold (~40%), and require indirect light only. The plant you ...

Ctenanthe 'Golden Mosaic' is a beautiful easy care house plant with green and cream variegated leaves. If placed in lowlight, the cream section of ...

The rich maroon undersides of the Ctenanthe Grey Star are a good indication that is has low light requirements. Place it in indirect light only ...

Calathea Warscewiczzi has the softest velvet leaves. It has deep green and lime green fish-tail patterns on the leaf surface surface, with purple/m...