Sansevieria Laurentii, 10” pot peacock calathea New leaves pop up as

New leaves pop up as curled or rolled up which lets you see the pinkish undersides of the leaves

Comes on a totem

the odds are that the combination of low light and heavy fertilizer is causing leggy growth

Fertilize in spring and summer

Calathea makoyana - the Peacock plant or cathedral windows has dark green leaves with lighter green feather markings and purple undersides

Sansevieria Laurentii, 10” pot peacock calathea New leaves pop up asSansevieria is an excellent plant for purifying the air and removing toxins from indoor environments. It is toxic (has oxylates that cause oral and throat irritation) if chewed or eaten. Keep away from children and animals. Give it bright, filtered light. Direct sunlight or even low light will not hurt it either. Plant it in well drained, sandy soil enriched with some peat. Allow the topsoil to become slightly dry between waterings. Water less in