Large Calathea Rattlesnake dracaena and other pets if eaten

and other pets if eaten

Native to the jungles of Southeastern Mexico

the Ponytail Palm breaks the mold and can reach larger sizes quicker

Add this night-blooming diva to your collection today and prepare for compliments (she loves those)

you'll likely appreciate the similar taste profile of this desert delicacy

Large Calathea Rattlesnake dracaena and other pets if eatenThe Rattlesnake calathea tropical evergreen perennial native to Brazil. This Calathea can be identified by its distinctive foliage: a deep green leaf grows with a wavy pattern along the edges and is variegated with shades of darker green hues. The undersides of the leaves are a beautiful purplish red. Like other Calatheas, the Rattlesnake will fold up its leaves at night, and then "bloom" open to greet the sunshine, giving it the nickname prayer