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buying There are many species in the Calathea plant family, but one of the most popular is the Calathea zebra plant (Calathea zebrina). Often confused with the prayer plant (Maranta leucoreura) or the similarly named Aphelandra zebra plant (Aphelandra squarrosa), the Calathea zebra plant grows much larger than either and can easily become the showpiece of any indoor garden.

Calathea zebra plants are natives of Brazil and their bright green leaves can be boldly striped in white, yellow, or pink in a striking feather-like pattern that is sure to catch the eye. As tropicals, caring for zebra plants in the home is not as difficult as some gardeners may think. With proper zebra plant care, these plants can grow up to 3 feet (1 m.) tall and 3 feet (1 m.) wide. Flowering Vines with Extended Bloom Time 1 second of 15 seconds   The leaves, which can grow to 2 feet (61 cm.) in length, arise from a central rosette, rising straight up until a new leaf emerges. The older leaves then arc away to make room for new growth. As the plant ages, new rosettes form new leaves that add to the lush look of the plant. The flowers are insignificant. Tiny and white, they are often hidden beneath the leaves and, for many gardeners, removal of the flower stems is part of their regular zebra plant care so that the plant wastes none of its energy on flowering.