Origin
The Calathea Kerchoveana Variegata is a plant species originally from the Amazon rainforest in South America. Here, the plant thrives in a shady undergrowth, which makes it grow well in indirect light.

Characteristics
The Calathea Kerchoveana Variegata, also known as the Maranta green, is known for its striking leaves. They are dark green in colour, with a distinct light green pattern. The leaves are wide and round in shape, with a curved wilt giving it a unique appearance. When the leaves close at night, a purplish glow appears on the underside.

Care
Regarding the care of the Calathea Kerchoveana Variegata, it is important to position the plant in a place with indirect light. Furthermore, the plant needs high humidity, so regular spraying is advised. It is also important to water the plant regularly, but overwatering should be avoided to prevent root rot.