Origin
The Calathea 'Pilosa' originates from the tropical rainforests of South America. This species belongs to the Marantaceae family. Its natural habitat consists of humid, shaded areas with a constant temperature. Calathea 'Pilosa' is mainly found in countries such as Brazil.

Characteristics
This plant is notable for its green, elongated leaves with a slight fuzz on the upper surface. The leaves have gently wavy edges and a pronounced vein structure. Calathea 'Pilosa' usually reaches a modest height and is often kept as a pot plant. The underside of the leaves is typically lighter in colour.

Care
Calathea 'Pilosa' thrives in high humidity and a constant room temperature. The plant requires moderately moist potting soil that should not dry out completely. Direct sunlight may cause leaf discolouration, so filtered light is suitable. Regular watering is necessary, preferably using lukewarm, low-lime water.