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How do I treat my yellowed calathea leaves ? Should I cut them? Or just leave them?
Kate Byrd
Yellowing leaves are usually caused by complex problems such as insufficient watering, too much sunlight, poor drainage in the pot, and even pests! I suggest buying a moisture meter, which will help you slightly with humidity.
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Calathea fucata or Goeppertia fucata is a tropical plant native to Brazil with a uniquely shaped leaf. This plant is eye-catching and can be used as an ornamental or houseplant. Calathea fucata can survive in temperatures up to 65°F to 80°F and needs high humidity.
Calathea fucata
Calathea makoyana
Calathea zebrina (Zebra Plant)
