Calathea Plant

Calatheas are the kind of indoor plants that quietly shape the atmosphere of a room. Their leaves are full of pattern and personality, and they shift gently as the day moves on, giving them a life of their own. Many people choose them for their colour, others for their calm presence, and some simply because they make an indoor space feel a little more alive. Each variety at Carbeth Plants has its own character, from broad silver stripes to narrow, painted markings that look almost hand-brushed.

Plant Highlights

  • A varied collection of Calathea plants suited to homes across the UK
  • Naturally pet-friendly indoor plants with soft, patterned foliage
  • Grown for rooms with bright, indirect light
  • Ideal for adding colour and movement to quieter corners
  • Well-rooted plants supplied in practical pot sizes

About Our Calathea Plant Collection

  • Calathea Crimson with deep-toned leaves for warm interiors
  • Calathea Orbifolia Prayer plant known for its large, rounded silver-green leaves
  • Calathea rufibarba with a gentle, velvety texture
  • Calathea lancifolia with tall, narrow leaves and distinctive markings
  • Calathea Leopardina Prayer plant for lighter, fresher green tones
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Why Choose Calathea Plants from Carbeth Plants

Calatheas respond best when they begin life well cared for, and that is the starting point for every plant we send. Our team handles them daily, checking leaves, soil, and overall shape before they're prepared for delivery. Each plant is packed with the same care we use in our own nursery, keeping the foliage protected and the pot stable so it reaches you ready to grow.

  • Plants selected individually for condition and colour
  • Clear pot sizing so you know exactly what to expect
  • Friendly guidance is available for choosing the right variety
  • Careful packing to protect leaves during transit
  • Reliable UK delivery from a trusted plant shop

Seasonal Interest: Calathea Colour Through the Year

Calatheas hold their colour through the seasons, which is why they're so welcome indoors. New leaves unfurl in spring and summer with fresh detail. As the year cools, their markings stay bright, making them a steady presence even when outdoor plants are resting.

  • Fresh new leaves appear throughout the growing season
  • Colours remain rich during autumn and winter
  • Works well as a long-term indoor companion
  • Suitable for warm rooms where temperatures stay steady

How to Choose and Grow Calathea Plants

Calatheas don't ask for much, but they do appreciate being placed in the right spot. Once they're settled, they tend to keep their shape and colour as long as the room stays warm and the soil never swings from very dry to very wet.

  • Pick a place where the daylight feels soft rather than sharp
  • Water whenever the top of the soil begins to lose its moisture
  • A loose, airy compost helps the roots breathe
  • Extra humidity makes a big difference, especially in heated rooms
  • A light feed in spring and summer keeps the foliage looking fresh
  • Keep them away from radiators or spots where the sun is strong for long periods

Our Quality Promise and UK Delivery

Your Calathea is checked carefully before leaving the nursery, then packed so the soil stays in place and the leaves remain protected. Delivery is quick and dependable, and most plants settle straight in once they're unwrapped and given a quiet spot indoors.

  • Strong, healthy plants ready to grow
  • Secure, protective packaging
  • Fast UK delivery
  • Plants chosen and prepared by experienced growers

Take your time exploring this collection and choose the Calathea that feels right for your home.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. They suit indoor conditions well, especially rooms with steady warmth and softer light.
They contribute to a fresher indoor environment and are often chosen for this reason.
Crisped edges or curling leaves usually point to dryness or low humidity. Leaf curl can result from dry air, underwatering, or overly bright light.
Yes. They are considered safe for homes with pets.
They are best kept indoors. They can sit outdoors in summer if shaded and warm, but they cannot tolerate UK winters.
Water when the top of the soil feels slightly dry. They prefer consistent moisture.
Yes. They show their best colour in humid rooms.