Origin
The Calathea Yellow Miracle is a tropical plant that originally comes from the forests of South America. This exotic plant is part of the Marantaceae family, also known as the 'Arrowroot family'. The natural habitat of the Calathea Yellow Miracle is in shady, humid environments, such as under the cover of large trees.

Characteristics
The Calathea Yellow Miracle is particularly known for its striking leaves, which are adorned with unique, multicoloured patterns. The plant gets its name from the remarkable yellow stripes that run along the edges of its leaves. The Calathea Yellow Miracle also has a special circadian rhythm; at night the plant folds its leaves together and spreads them out at dawn. This movement is often compared to the clapping of a pair of hands.

Care
The care of the Calathea Yellow Miracle requires a stable, humid climate and sufficient shade, similar to the plant's natural habitat. The plant thrives well in indirect sunlight and needs regular, moderate watering to prevent the soil from drying out. It is advisable to keep the Calathea Yellow Miracle in an environment with high humidity, therefore spraying the leaves is also regularly needed.