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Plant Description Scientific name: Calathea lutea Common names: Cigar Calathea, Cuban Cigar Family: Marantaceae Growth habit: Upright, clumping Height: 610 ft outdoors, 36 ft in pots Special feature: Dramatic red leaf backs that move with light (prayer-like behavior) Light Requirements Bright indirect light is ideal Tolerates partial shade Avoid direct sun it can scorch leaves and fade the red color Watering Keep soil consistently moist , not soggy Water when the top 23 cm of soil feels dry Use filtered or rainwater if possible (sensitive to salts) Temperature & Humidity Temperature: 1832C Humidity: High (6080%) Mist regularly or place near other plants / humidifier Soil & Potting Rich, well-draining soil mix Ideal mix: garden soil + cocopeat + compost + perlite/sand Ensure good drainage holes Fertilizer Feed every 34 weeks during growing season Use balanced liquid fertilizer at half strength Avoid over-fertilizing Pruning & Maintenance Remove yellow or damaged leaves at the base Wipe leaves gently to keep them dust-free Common Problems Brown edges: low humidity or hard water Yellow leaves: overwatering Curling leaves: underwatering or low humidity Propagation Propagate by division during repotting Each division should have healthy roots and stems Toxicity Non-toxic to pets and humans Specifications Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet Praesent vitae justo id velit Duis sed nisi rhoncus, fringilla turpis Reviews (0) Reviews There are no reviews yet.