Origin
The Calathea White Miracle is a tropical plant that originally hails from the rainforests of South America. This species belongs to the family of the Marantaceae, which is known for its diversity of exotic species. Its scientific name, 'Calathea', is derived from the Greek word kalathos, which means 'basket', referring to the basket-like flowers that some species display.

Characteristics
The Calathea White Miracle is a striking houseplant thanks to its unique leaf pattern. The leaves are wide, oval in shape, and display a lively combination of green, white, and purple colours. Particularly the underside of the leaf, which can be purple, makes the plant exceptional. In addition, the plant can bloom, where small white flowers appear.

Care
The care of the Calathea White Miracle requires some attention. The plant thrives best with constantly moist soil, but does not like overwatering. In terms of lighting, the plant prefers indirect sunlight and does not tolerate direct sunlight well. Since the Calathea White Miracle originates from the tropical rainforest, it can handle high humidity.