White Fusion

The Calathea White Fusion is a tropical house plant which can be quite difficult to care for, there are a few things you should keep in mind. The Calathea White Fusion is also nicknamed “Shadow plant”, and not without reason: this plant is not a fan of sunlight, however she is perfect for filling up a dark spot in your room! You should also keep the air humidity in mind, since the Calathea is a tropical plant and doesn’t fare well in a room with a low humidity. The plant also needs a little bit of lukewarm water about 2 – 3 times a week, this helps to keep her soil slightly moist at all times. It’s better to give her small sips of water several times a week than to give her a lot of water all at once, as a surplus of water can cause root rot. There is also the possibility of your Calathea White Fusion receiving excess calcium which shows in patches on the leaves. In this case it is best to switch to rainwater or boiled water (that has cooled down), the patches will then disappear again over time. The Calathea also loves being misted every week, this helps to keep the air humidity high and the leaves clean of dust. If the leaves of your Calathea start to curl then it is underwatered, indicating that you should either water the plant more often or give it a little more water each time.