What Temperature Does My Calathea 'Red Mojo' Need?
Goeppertia roseopicta 'Red Mojo'
By the Greg Editorial Team
Mar 22, 2024•2 min read
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Keep your Calathea 'Red Mojo' lush and happy by nailing the perfect temperature range! π‘οΈπΏ
- 65-75ΒΊF day, 60ΒΊF night - Ideal temperature range for Calathea 'Red Mojo'.
- π Wilting or crispy leaves? Too hot. Dark, mushy spots? Too cold.
- Stability is key: Avoid drafts and radiators to maintain consistent temperatures.
Introduction
Temperature plays a pivotal role in the health of your Calathea 'Red Mojo'. Let's dive into what keeps it thriving.
π‘οΈ Finding the Sweet Spot: Calathea 'Red Mojo's' Happy Temperature Range
π» The Goldilocks Zone
Your 'Red Mojo' prefers it not too hot, not too cold. Aim for a daytime range of 65 to 75ΒΊF (18 to 24ΒΊC) and no lower than 60ΒΊF (15ΒΊC) at night.
π Night and Day
Be mindful of daily fluctuations; consistent temperatures keep your 'Red Mojo' from throwing a fit.
π‘οΈ When Your Plant's Not Feeling Hot: Spotting Temperature Stress
π Leaves Telling the Temperature Tale
Wilting or crispy leaves? Your 'Red Mojo' might be too hot. Dark, mushy spots? It's likely too cold.
π‘οΈ Temperature Extremes
Extreme temperatures can cause your 'Red Mojo' to halt growth or exhibit distress, much like a person would in uncomfortable climates.
π‘οΈ Keeping the Heat Just Right: Avoiding Temperature Stress
π΅οΈβ Common Culprits
Drafty windows and radiators can wreak havoc. Find a stable spot to avoid temperature-induced tantrums.
π Quick Fixes
Caught in a bad spot? Move it away from temperature extremes and consider using a room thermometer for precision.
π‘οΈ A Quick Nod to Humidity: The Temperature's Sidekick
βοΈ Balancing Act
Temperature and humidity go hand-in-hand. As temperatures rise, you may need to increase humidity to maintain balance.
Remember, your 'Red Mojo' isn't just a plant; it's a living barometer for its environment. Keep it stable, and it'll reward you with vibrant growth.
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