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2in Calathea Maui Queen

2in Calathea Maui Queen

Baby Calathea Maui Queen in a 2in nursery pot.

This is a beautiful and more uncommon variety that requires high humidity.

Light: Bright Filtered or Indirect Light 
Prefers moderate to bright, indirect light; avoid direct sunlight. Direct sun will burn foliage.

Water: High
Likes to stay consistently moist; never let it dry out. Water roughly once a week or more depending on light and environment. This variety can be more sensitive to chemicals and metals in tap water; distilled or filtered water can help reduce browning.

Humidity: High
Should be grown in high humidity near a humidifier or a humid bright bathroom.

Soil: Moisture-retaining potting soil mix
50 percent potting soil, 20 percent orchid bark, 20 percent charcoal, and 10 percent vermiculite/perlite

Toxicity Level: Not toxic to animals.

Additional Information: Brown spotting and crispy leaves are a sign of chemical burn from tap water. Not tolerant to cold temperatures. May go dormant during winter; cut back watering during winter. 

Find more care instructions for this plant here.
Learn more about your light here.


$4.20

Original: $12.00

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2in Calathea Maui Queen

$12.00

$4.20

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Baby Calathea Maui Queen in a 2in nursery pot.

This is a beautiful and more uncommon variety that requires high humidity.

Light: Bright Filtered or Indirect Light 
Prefers moderate to bright, indirect light; avoid direct sunlight. Direct sun will burn foliage.

Water: High
Likes to stay consistently moist; never let it dry out. Water roughly once a week or more depending on light and environment. This variety can be more sensitive to chemicals and metals in tap water; distilled or filtered water can help reduce browning.

Humidity: High
Should be grown in high humidity near a humidifier or a humid bright bathroom.

Soil: Moisture-retaining potting soil mix
50 percent potting soil, 20 percent orchid bark, 20 percent charcoal, and 10 percent vermiculite/perlite

Toxicity Level: Not toxic to animals.

Additional Information: Brown spotting and crispy leaves are a sign of chemical burn from tap water. Not tolerant to cold temperatures. May go dormant during winter; cut back watering during winter. 

Find more care instructions for this plant here.
Learn more about your light here.