• Attractive standout foliage
• Loves high humidity
• Great for warm bright Bathrooms and Kitchens
• Gorgeous accent piece
• Plant level: Beginner to Intermediate 

In comparison to other houseplants, the Calathea Golden Mosaic stands out due to its large leaves and eye-catching variegation in the form of irregular splashes of yellow, green, and sometimes white. These stunning examples, like the vast majority of Calathea, are wonderful for enhancing the décor of a home or business.

They love high humidity and medium to bright filtered light to thrive as well as consistently moist soil that doesn't stay soggy nor dries out. So be prepared, they can bit a touch diva-ish if not treated with attention.

Calathea houseplants make for fabulous accent pieces in a brightly lit bathroom or kitchen where humidity is naturally higher, though will happily live in any general living space as long as humidity is provided to them, achieve this by placing your plant on a pebble tray. 

Pair this subtle beauty with a simple modern planter for something sleek and use it as a tabletop feature or bookshelf stunner. Whichever spot you choose, these plants will captivate you.

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STYLING TIPS
Make your Golden Mosaic standout in the crowd with these styling tips:

• Consider a  for a bold finish.
• Pair with a Bold  to add prominence to a tabletop or corner display.
  
• Try a  to add instant height and drama to your plant display or shelf.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Follow these instructions to keep your Calathea healthy and happy.

Water: Keep soil evenly moist and do not let it dry out. Be careful however not to overwater, best to keep the soil slightly moist to the touch. 
Light: Medium indirect light to keep your plant looking bright and bold.
Humidity: Medium to High Humidity is important to keep your plant happy and avoid dry leaf tips.
Fertilizing: Feed from Spring through Summer with a diluted feed every 2 weeks and avoid feeding in Winter.

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Please note: Calathea are safe for children and pets, but prefer not to be eaten as it'll make them look less than the best.