The Calathea Crocata Tassmania is an tirelessly blooming houseplant with beautiful leaves. The curled leaves are green on top. Additionally, this houseplant features stunning orange flowers that rise above the plant. These orange flowers are often compared to flames, which is why the plant's nickname is "eternal flame." Besides its lovely appearance, the Calathea Crocata also has air-purifying properties.

Care
Calathea Crocata Tassmania originates from the Amazon rainforest, where it grows under the protection of other trees. For this reason, the plant does not require much light when placed in your home. Water the Crocata once a week and ensure that the soil remains moist, and the plant will bloom again. After 2 to 3 months, the eternal flame will have blossomed. The dried flowers can be cut off. New leaves will appear, and once they are large enough, the plant will start blooming again with new flower buds. The Calathea Crocata is non-toxic to pets.