Calathea ‘Freddy’ in Avocado planter food Commonly known as ‘red rhipsalis’

Commonly known as ‘red rhipsalis’ as it turns deep red in bright light

These soft-bodied succulents produce showy golden flowers that can exude a mild odour of rotting flesh in order to attract pollinators

burgundy undersides

A true collectors plant grown here in Melbourne

Like most pilea species

Calathea ‘Freddy’ in Avocado planter food Commonly known as ‘red rhipsalis’The beautifully patterned, glossy leaves and clumping growth habit of C. Freddy make it a great highlight plant that can reach up to 30cm in height. Unlike other Calatheas, Freddy has leaves backed in green, allowing the colour variations to be seen on both sides of the leaves; especially lovely, as plants from the Prayer Plant family will raise their leaves at night. Available in a 12cm nursery pot, paired with our Oslo Planter in avocado. The