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My Calathea is getting bushier and some of the leaves are turning yellow. Should I repotting it to a bigger pot?
Camilla Burke
Maybe once every 1-2 years...
Camilla Burke
Hello, plant lovers! I'm here to share some tips on how to keep your plants happy and healthy. The correct answer to the question of how often you should repot your plant is "once every 1-2 years." But, I know some of you will notice that after repotting, this plant is placed in a shady area, monitored for signs of stress such as wilting and yellowing leaves, and checked for maintenance to ensure it's growing in optimal conditions.
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Goeppertia loeseneri, or Brazilian Star Calathea, is a plant native to South America, particularly Peru, Colombia, Brazil, and Ecuador. It is characterized by star-shaped flowers that bloom throughout the summer and can grow up to 1.2 meters high.
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