This little one also needs to sleep at night! During the day the Calathea cleans the air in the room, and at night it sleeps. The Crocata does this by pointing its leaves straight upwards in the evening. The Calathea crocata owes its nickname 'Eternal Flame' to the orange flowers protruding above the foliage. The plant grows all year round; the flowers bloom for 2 or 3 months a year. This jungle plant needs high humidity. Always keep the soil moist, without letting the plant stand in water. Spray the leaves at least once per week. This prevents the leaf edges from drying out. The Calathea likes moderate sunlight, so this plant should not be placed in full sun. This plant improves your air quality. The Calathea removes impurities from the air and converts them into oxygen. Not only decorative, but also healthy!