2"/4"/6" Calathea Network (Musaica)

The Calathea musaica, also known as the Calathea Network, is a newer tropical houseplant on the U.S. market. It has remarkably patterned leaves that grow large and light green with cream-colored linear patterns, almost like a code.

Calathea Network is slow growing and doesn’t flower as a houseplant, but in nature they produce cute white flowers. They are somewhat difficult to care for and require just the right environment to thrive—which probably sounds familiar with a Calathea.

I do think these are a bit easier than some other drama-queen Calatheas, though. The great thing about these plants is they will immediately tell you when they need something.

Light Level: Partial morning sun to afternoon shade. Re commanded an indoor light level environment.

Tips: (Always try to keep plant on a higher humidity level). Therefore leaves will not show any tip burns.