Calathea, also known as peacock plant for its showy foliage, is a beautiful, easy-care houseplant that will brighten up any room of the house.

RHS shares how to care for calathea houseplants Calathea are tropical houseplants that suit most environments. Some varieties of calathea include peacock plants, rattlesnake plants and jungle velvet.

Even in a world filled with houseplants of all types and colors, tropical calathea plants definitely stand out. They are well-loved for their large, vibrant leaves with eye-catching color patterns, as ...

Calatheas, native to Central and South America, are tropical plants famous for the striking stripes and veining on their leaves, which can come in a variety of colors. This plant's stunning ...

Q: My calathea is unhappy … browning leaf tips and poor growth overall. How can I help it improve? A: Welcome to the club. I’ve been in the same boat, along with many houseplant enthusiasts.

HOUSEPLANTS are popular because they are relatively easy to take care of, provide health benefits and can be used in a variety of indoor decor themes. Indoor plant experts have shared the ...

How to choose a healthy Calathea orbifolia When browsing your local nursery, Brisbane horticulturalist James Mudge says the best way to check plant health is by looking for new growth. "If the ...

For a more vibrant look, seek out dazzling tropical plants such as the Calathea peacock plant. As the name suggests, this plant is all about display, with a feathered effect in different shades of ...

Spider plants (Chlorophytum), peace lilies (Spathiphyllum), flamingo flowers (Anthurium) and peacock plants (Calathea) are among those with clumping root systems that lend themselves to division.

Spider plants (Chlorophytum), peace lilies (Spathiphyllum), flamingo flowers (Anthurium) and peacock plants (Calathea) are among those with clumping root systems that lend themselves to division.