Calathea makoyana - 'Peacock Plant'

Calathea makoyana, also known as the Peacock Plant is a species of tropical plant native to Brazil. It is a popular houseplant due to its attractive foliage and ease of care. The leaves of Peacock Plant are the plant's main attraction, characterized by their striking pattern of green and pink stripes that resemble the eye feathers of a peacock. The underside of the Peacock Plant leaves is a deep burgundy color, adding to the plant's aesthetic appeal. The leaves are also known to move in response to changes in light, with the tips of the leaves curling up at night and unfurling during the day. Calathea Plant Profile Scientific Name: Calathea makoyana  Common Name: Peacock Plant, Cathedral Windows Family: Marantaceae Native Range: Brazil Calathea Care Guide Care Level: Moderate Light Preference: Medium Light, Low/Shade, Bright/Indirect Water Frequency: High/Moist. Thrives in evenly moist, well-drained soil. Allow the surface of the soil to slightly dry out between watering.