Large Calathea Rattlesnake eucalyptus and it largely looks after

and it largely looks after itself

You can easily propagate your plant by cutting 2 1/2-inch cuttings from the ends of a vine

Thoroughly water your Aglaonema when you can feel that the top 2-3" of soil is dry

This plant brings a calm but lush vibe to any room

This specimen is already well on her way

Large Calathea Rattlesnake eucalyptus and it largely looks afterThe Rattlesnake calathea tropical evergreen perennial native to Brazil. This Calathea can be identified by its distinctive foliage: a deep green leaf grows with a wavy pattern along the edges and is variegated with shades of darker green hues. The undersides of the leaves are a beautiful purplish red. Like other Calatheas, the Rattlesnake will fold up its leaves at night, and then "bloom" open to greet the sunshine, giving it the nickname prayer