6" Calathea Lancifolia Rattlesnake sans catch a little rainwater for

catch a little rainwater for it

as if it's still in its native jungle home with soft

Staghorn ferns are aptly named for their antler shaped fronds

Also known as Hoya Sweetheart

deep midribs giving a slightly folded aspect

6" Calathea Lancifolia Rattlesnake sans catch a little rainwater forWell, there are two explanations for the Calathea Rattlesnake's name that we know of. There may be more. One is that the wild, dark green spots on smooth textured but wavy bumpy, pale green leaves resemble the skin of an exotic snake (probably poisonous). The other is that as a member of the Prayer plant family, Rattlesnake also folds up its leaves at night making praying hands, accompanied by a soft rustling sound that reminds one of a rattling snake