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For Sale: Calathea Elliptica Vittata
$18.50 – $38.50
They require moderately low lighting to full shade and there should never be standing water on the leaves. Bright lighting will damage the leaves and fade the color.
Additional information
POT SIZE
4, 6
We have 2 Calathea vittata available sizes 4″ nursery pot and 6″ nursery pot.
Care Tips for Calathea Vittata
This is a tropical houseplant that loves high humidity. Easy to take care of and a low maintenance houseplant.
Soil Type: Loamy soils that are humus-rich, moist, and well-drained.
Water: Tap Water, filtered or distilled water must be used for watering.
Preferable Fertilizer: Nitrogen-rich fertilizers
Temperature Requirement: 15-30oC (59-86oF)
Shipping Countries: United States (US)
Ready to ship in 3-5 business days
Shipping Policy
I take tremendous pride in all my plants that I ship to new homes. I offer a flat rate shipping price that is very reasonable, but will also upgrade your shipping depending on the carrier issues at the time.
Refund Policy
Case by case
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Plant came healthy itself. I just wish there was a sample picture of the sample 3inch plant rather than a full head of plants so i know what to expect. But other than that the plant is beautiful and healthy. No complaints.
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Generally pleased with this Ag. Couple leaves looked sketchy, a few more suffered damage in shipping, to be expected. It’s taken more than a week for the rest to revive, ready to unfurl a new leaf soon. I look forward to watching it continue to recover then thrive in its new home.