Calathea leopardina-칼라데아 레오파디나

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Goeppertia concinna is a foliage plant with clump of erect leafstalks with narrow, lance-shaped blades facing to the ceiling, bright green decorated with deeper green broad stripes reminiscent of animal print

Synonyms

Calathea concinna
Calathea leopardina

Calathea leopardina|elegant calathea/RHS Gardening

One of the easiest to care for Calatheas is that of the Calathea leopardina, which differs from most prayer plants in that it doesn’t have a rich maroon underside to its leaves and instead is green all over. Also known under the nickname of ‘Calathea freddie,’ here’s your ultimate guide on how to care for the Calathea leopardina, which is so-called thanks to its spotted leaf markings.

Calathea leopardina originates from the tropical regions of South America (particularly Brazil) and is fairly easy to care for in comparison with many other Calathea varieties. Part of the Marantaceae family, this particular plant is characterised by its long, oval leaves which are light green and marked by darker green spotted stripes. The plant is also known as Goeppertia concinna.

Calathea leopardina Care Guide (Calathea Concinna Freddie) (thecitywild.com)

How many plant collectors are ready to add a new plant to their massive assortment? Well, I have one extremely impressive recommendation, The Calathea Leopardina or Calathea Concinna, an easy to take care and gorgeous plant from the tropical rainforests of Brazil with remarkable greenery.

The plant has marvelous bright green shovel-shaped leaves with a spotted pattern around the leaf-like a leopard, just like the name. The leaves attach to long, vertical stems that spread outwards in random directions giving a mystical display in any area of your house, whether it is a corner, garden, etc. It’s worth mentioning that taking care of it is just like squeezing a lemon, making it one of the greatest Calatheas for gardeners.

Calathea Leopardina | How to Grow and Care for Calathea Concinna? (plantsinsights.com)

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