Origin
The Ctenanthe amabilis Amagris is a plant species that originates from the subtropical regions of Central and South America, particularly Brazil. The plant belongs to the family of Marantaceae, also known as the arrowroot family.

Characteristics
The Ctenanthe amabilis Amagris is characterised by its beautiful, colourful leaves. These are narrow, elongated and can contain various variations of green with cream or silver veins. The plant can grow up to a metre high and produces small yellow flowers during spring and summer.

Care
The Ctenanthe amabilis Amagris requires specific care to grow optimally. It likes a light to semi-shady spot, but not direct sunlight. The plant needs regular watering, but should not be left standing in wet soil. During the growth period in spring and summer, plant food can be added once a month. In winter, it is recommended to reduce watering and to stop feeding the plant.