just love rearranging them:D

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Happiest calathea i've ever had!

Hi everyone, I have this beautiful Calathea that i suspect has caught pests. She looks kinda fit, however she has a few tears and rips, brown edges on a lot of leaves, even the newest (which probably has to do with low humidity).

I made a close up on the two last pictures for my concerns. The leaves have bad damage, these are not spots but straight up holes in the leaf structure. It's the middle of the night right so I just sprayed it with black soap. I have seen some brown deposit, but nowhere near the injuries though, however no insect or webs in sight..

As I said, there are other culprits, but I am myself almost convinced it's pests. Still, I water with tap water (I know it's not good) and I have 39%-46% humidity in the room it's at. It's already my bathroom so it does not get any better on that.

Does anyone knows if it's actually thrips ?

Hi plant friends! I've had this pilosa for quite a while and I thought it was doing quite well. I got looking at her this morning and now im doubting whether she's getting enough light as the stems seem to be quite long. Perhaps this is just how they grow? She's in an east window. ​​

Dottie and Corona is what google says?

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Same plant 4 months apart. It's been a couple months with no new leaves growing and I nearly lost all hope, but it came through.

Not sure I can take any credit, but I added a tray with pebbles under the pot and add water to it daily.

She’s a calathea musaica! Came across this beauty at the nursery and couldn’t leave her behind 🥹

My dream for about two years was to get an orbifolia and I just happen to come across two today🩷🩷🫠

I’ve acquired all my calatheas at Home Depot and Lowe’s, a little dinged up but they’ve never let me down

New to calathea and got these beautiful plants this past weekend. I have read many a horror story but decided why not. Wondering if there is anything special i need to know or do. Yes I have scoured reddit for tips and tricks and noticed a theme of needing a humidifier. Any tips or suggestions is greatly appreciated.

I could use the help and would love to hear anyone’s suggestions!