Learning how to grow a stromanthe is not complicated, but you must commit to providing regular humidity when growing the Stromanthe ‘Triostar’ plant. A native of the Brazilian rain forest, the plant cannot exist in a dry environment. Misting helps provide humidity, as does a pebble tray under or near the plant. A room humidifier close by is a great asset when growing Stromanthe sanguine. Watering correctly is important when learning how to grow a stromanthe. Keep the soil moist but allow the top inch to dry out before watering again. Pot this plant in a well-draining houseplant soil or mix. Feed stromanthe with a balanced houseplant fertilizer during the growing season.

Stromanthe houseplants are sometimes called ‘Tricolor,’ especially by local growers. Stromanthe plant care includes providing just the right amount of limited sunlight or stromanthe houseplants can become a freckled, burned mess. Give stromanthe houseplants bright light, but no direct sun. If you see burn spots on the leaves, reduce sun exposure. Keep the plant in an eastern or northern exposure.