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I have already killed one of these beautiful plants and can't stand to lose another! Anyone know what type of soil mixture I need to repot my calathea warscewiczii? Thanks in advance!
The best soil for Calathea Zebrina is a mixture of one-part moisture-retaining potting soil, two parts perlites for drainage improvement, and two parts of peat to provide organic matter.
Zebra plants ideally like to sit in slightly acidic soil. A PH level around 6.5 is considered best for Calathea Zebrina.
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