Origin
The Calathea 'Yellow Miracle' originates from the tropical rainforests of South America. The plant belongs to the family of Marantaceae and is also known as Maranta Bicolor. In the wild, this plant grows in the shadowy undergrowth of the forest, where it benefits from the high humidity and filtered light.

Characteristics
The Calathea 'Yellow Miracle' is characterised by its beautiful leaves. They are oval and pointed leaves with a unique pattern. The top side of the leaves has a dark green colour with light green stripes, while the underside is often finished in purple. A noticeable characteristic of this plant is its moving leaves; during the day they are open and in the evening they close.

Care
Caring for a Calathea 'Yellow Miracle' requires some attention. The plant prefers a light location, but cannot handle direct sunlight well. The ideal temperature for the Calathea is between 18 and 24 degrees Celsius. Additionally, it is important to keep the plant's soil lightly moist at all times, without the plant standing in water. The Calathea also likes high humidity, which can be achieved by regularly spraying the plant with water. With proper care, this plant will continue to grow and bloom year after year.