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Stromanthe Triostar photo
Stromanthe sanguinea 'Tristar' is a houseplant often used because of its unique bright pink and green leaves. This plant likes hot and humid climates. It is still in the same family as Marantaceae, which has the habit of folding its leaves at night and is often confused with Calathea plants.
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Stromanthe triostar
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| Scientific name | Stromanthe sanguinea 'Tristar' |
| Genus | Stromanthe |
| Family | Marantaceae |
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Generally, Stromanthe Triostar needs to be watering once every 7 days in 0.9 cups.
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The Never Never Pant is a tropical plant known for its oval, spear-shaped leaves with beautiful lines, spots, or splashes of color. With proper care, this plant will increase and become suitable as an ornamental plant. It has a unique habit. At night, the leaves of this plant often look bent or as if they are praying. This phenomenon is called Nyctinasty.
