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Peacock plant brown spots can be scary to dedicated plant owners, but fret not! We have a guide that can help you get to the root (pun intended) of the problem. Why Does My Peacock Plant Have Brown Spots? Diseases including anthracnose, algal leaf, and septoria leaf spots may cause brown spots on the peacock plant’s … Read more >>
Calathea makoyana, or peacock plant, is a beautiful houseplant that doesn’t require too much care for sufficient growth. The plant gets its beautiful name due to the unique markings present on its leaf surface, which resembles a peacock’s tail feathers. The peacock plant grows about 2 feet tall and produces white or purple flowers. It … Read more >>
Propagating plants is a fun way to get more plants you love for little or no money. The peacock plant is a beautiful foliage plant you cannot get enough of. Let’s learn how peacock plant propagation is done the right way! Calathea Makoyana The peacock plant or cathedral widows have the scientific name calathea makoyna. … Read more >>
As any pet owner knows, it is crucial to be aware of the potential hazards that plants can pose to our furry friends. While many plants are safe for cats, others can be toxic if ingested. Peacock plants are part of the former group. This plant is considered safe for cats and other pets. The … Read more >>
The best growing conditions for a peacock plant in Central Florida depend on the growing zone, humidity, water, and soil. Like any plant, it needs all of these factors to be conducive to its growth. Let’s look at this simple guide to help you with your new peacock plant in Central Florida. What are the … Read more >>
Got a new peacock plant? Well, if you are wondering how to properly care for your plant, we have a simple guide here that should answer all your questions. How Much Light Does a Peacock Plant Need? Native to Brazil’s tropical regions, peacock plants flourish in the ground cover as there is little direct sunlight … Read more >>