The full name of this Ctenanthe is Ctenanthe oppenheimiana . The plant is also called Calathea oppenheimiana .

It goes without saying that we pack your Ctenanthe with the necessary care and attention. We take both the protection factor and sustainability into account.

Each plant is wrapped in such a way that it cannot slide, the leaves are protected and the potting soil does not fly around. This way, your Ctenanthe oppenheimiana will arrive radiant for your first meeting (but feel free to stay jogging).

Plants are living things. What they look like can vary from day to day. However, your plant will always be approximately the same size, with the same pot size and have approximately the same number of leaves as the plant in the photo. But your new beauty will always be unique! Nice is not it?

Dimensions you can count on: 120 cm high & pot from 27 cm diameter

You can find more information here about the standards that Dau complies with to offer you only sustainable products.

That's all well and good, but how do I know when my plant is thirsty? You know that by feeling! A plant that has little thirst may dry out almost completely. Does your pot weigh very light? Then it's probably time! Plants with average thirst may dehydrate up to 50%. Stick your finger in the soil (or use a water meter), do you feel wetness before you reach the center of the pot? Then it is best to wait a while before watering again. Plants that are very thirsty should only dry out by a few centimeters. Feel with your finger whether the soil on the surface is still wet, then it is best to wait a little longer before pouring. Once the first 10-20% of the top soil is dry, it's time for a sip!

It is best to water (almost all plants) from above until the water runs out from the bottom through the holes in your pot.

Then you know he's had enough. Plants that you had forgotten for a moment (we don't judge) and that are very dry, may want to be left with their pot in the water for an hour afterwards. This way they have plenty of time to drink enough.