Many people do not see it convenient to immerse themselves in the universe of floors when you are an animal lover, because these furry friends could lead to damage and/or domestic accidents due to their natural curiosity. However, everything indicates that there is a non-toxic species that can live perfectly indoors and, best of all, is suitable for beginners and resists very well the games of our beloved pets.
The Calathea is a plant which comes from the Marantaceae family, native to tropical America, popularly known as prayer or zebra. It is characterized by having very beautiful, large leaves with extraordinary colors after an alternation of greens, pinks and purples, which vary greatly in nuances and tones. In its spontaneous state, this shrub can reach up to one meter in height and in a pot it does not exceed 50-60 cm..
Calathea, the non-toxic plant that is a perfect alternative for living with pets
Gardening experts did not hesitate to reveal some infallible tricks not only to take better care of this species, but also to encourage you to have a Calathea at home alongside your best four-legged friends. Remember that this is a beautiful plant non-poisonous indoor that can coexist perfectly with your pets.
In other words, Calathea is one of the best alternatives to decorate any corner of your home and provide security to your animals, since its leaves do not contain or emit toxic substances that could harm them. Unlike other floors very popular decorative, this offers beauty and safety for animals.
- Calathea is non-toxic to our adorable four-legged friends like cats and dogs.
- Its large, wide leaves are quite resistant to the playful attacks of our pets.
- Is a plant easy to care for and very adaptable to grow healthy in different lighting conditions, such as indirect sunlight and exposed to partial shade.
- She should have moderate, regular and light watering to stay healthy. While she loves high humidity, it is vitally important to avoid waterlogging.
- It does not withstand strong air currents. In addition, Calathea prefers an organic fertilizer for a much more optimal life.
- In case of pests, such as mites and aphids, act quickly in treating the plant with a suitable insecticide.
