Stromanthe Triostar
Native to Brazil they are a relative of the ‘Prayer Plant’ (Maranta), Triostar’s move according to their light source and its intensity. As a Calathea relative they need the humid conditions and highly filtered light of a rainforest understory to look its best.
LIGHT: Medium to bright indirect light - dappled light is best.
WATER: Water moderately spring through fall, allowing the top inch or two of soil to dry completely before re-watering. Mist often.
All plants are curbside pickup or local delivery only! Pot not included but we do offer free potting service with purchase of pot!
While we make every effort to display our plants as accurately as possible, there may be subtle differences from what is pictured.
Native to Brazil they are a relative of the ‘Prayer Plant’ (Maranta), Triostar’s move according to their light source and its intensity. As a Calathea relative they need the humid conditions and highly filtered light of a rainforest understory to look its best.
LIGHT: Medium to bright indirect light - dappled light is best.
WATER: Water moderately spring through fall, allowing the top inch or two of soil to dry completely before re-watering. Mist often.
All plants are curbside pickup or local delivery only! Pot not included but we do offer free potting service with purchase of pot!
While we make every effort to display our plants as accurately as possible, there may be subtle differences from what is pictured.
Native to Brazil they are a relative of the ‘Prayer Plant’ (Maranta), Triostar’s move according to their light source and its intensity. As a Calathea relative they need the humid conditions and highly filtered light of a rainforest understory to look its best.
LIGHT: Medium to bright indirect light - dappled light is best.
WATER: Water moderately spring through fall, allowing the top inch or two of soil to dry completely before re-watering. Mist often.
All plants are curbside pickup or local delivery only! Pot not included but we do offer free potting service with purchase of pot!
While we make every effort to display our plants as accurately as possible, there may be subtle differences from what is pictured.