Calathea ornata 'Sanderiana' Hydroleca This species likes to be

This species likes to be kept fairly pot-bound and often you will find that the strong roots can distort the shape of the nursery container

An unusual and rare Philodendron

Its thick leaves remain glossy in low light and dry conditions

The Aeschynanthus ‘Thai Pink’ earned its quirky common name because of the little

slow-growing plant with a spiralling helter-skelter form

Calathea ornata 'Sanderiana' Hydroleca This species likes to beCalatheas are natures very own artworks. The stunning leaves of C. sanderiana seem almost as if painted by hand; thin strokes of delicate pink on a rich dark purple leaf. A striking addition to any collection. WATERING In S S water when the top surface of the soil has dried out. In A W allow top soil to dry out 10%. LIGHT REQUIREMENTS Bright, indirect. FEED Use a houseplant fertiliser every 3 4 weeks during the growing season (April September).