Calathea Peacock does well in medium to bright light, sometimes even in low-light conditions. It can tolerate low-light conditions too but never direct sunlight.

Calathea Peacock loves consistent warm temperatures but can cope with some cool temperatures

Calathea Peacock needs to be watered once or twice a week. This could increase during summers and reduce during winters.

Calathea Peacock thrives well in high humidity conditions. If the weather is too dry mist your Calathea Peacock.

Calathea Peacock is not a heavy feeder and would need a mild fertilizer every months or so and none during the winters.

Calathea Peacock rarely needs pruning. Pruning involves removal of dried out leaves/stems

Calathea Peacock would need repotting every one-two years

Calathea Peacock can be propagated via division of a mature plant

Yellow leaves or Soft/mushy stem -
Overwatering

Curled leaves or Brown leaf tips -
Low humidity

Drooping leaves -
Under-watering

Leaves fading -
Too much direct light

Calathea Peacock are slow growers

1. Calatheas are pet-friendly and non-toxic to humans too
2. Calatheas also help in purifying the air

Calathea Makoyana, Cathedral Windows