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Enter the approximate length and width of the area you will be planting and click 'Calculate' to determine how many Calathea ornata 'Sanderiana' you will need.

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Calathea ornata 'Sanderiana'

Pinstripe Prayer Plant

A stunning tropical plant known for its dark green, glossy leaves adorned with delicate pink and white pinstripes, giving it a sophisticated and artistic appearance. As part of the Marantaceae family, this variety thrives in warm, humid conditions and is perfect for indoor settings due to its air-purifying qualities. 

  • Foliage with colored veins on green
  • Leaves fold at night as if in prayer
  • Excellent house plant

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With its dramatic contrast and bold leaf patterns, 'Sanderiana' is a top choice for wholesale growers looking to supply high-demand, decorative houseplants. Ideal for both home and office spaces, this Calathea variety adds a touch of luxury and elegance to any plant collection.

Exposure

• Partial Sun

Foliage Color

• Multi-Color

Soil Moisture

• Average Water

Attributes

• Container
• House Plant
• Interiorscape
• Low Maintenance

Habit

• Upright

Growing & Maintenance Tips for Calathea ornata Color Full® 'Sanderiana'

GROWTH RATES

  • 32 Cell Pack = 6 weeks
  • 4 in Pot = 20 weeks
  • 6 in Pot = 32 weeks

APPLICATIONS: 

Interiorscape

PRODUCT FORM: 

LINERS

HARDINESS ZONE(S:

9 & 10 - house plant

TEMPERATURE:

Ideal temperature is 68℉ minimum during the night to 86℉ maximum during the day. Will tolerate lows to 58℉ and highs to 90℉.

LIGHT LEVELS/INTENSITY:

1,000 to 1,200 foot candles. Lower light levels will improve leaf quality. Higher light will cause unneeded stress and leaf burn may occur.

FERTILIZER:

3-1-2 ratio is prime. Keep the EC  lower – 1.2 to 1.5. Application of a post rinse is recommended to move the fertilizer off of the leaves. Avoid fertilizers/water sources with fluorides. A low pH can cause the fluorides to be more active and may cause leaf burn.

DISEASES:

Pseudomonas, Alternaria, Helminthosporium, Fusarium, Spider mites, Tarsonemid mites (microscopic), Mealy bugs, Caterpillars, Slugs. Care needs to be taken for IPM inspections.

POTENTIAL PESTS:

Caterpillars, mealy bugs,  spider mites, scale, thrips