Calathea orbifolia
Striking striped leaves that fold up at night. Beautiful but demanding — sensitive to tap water minerals and dry air.
Crispy brown edges are usually caused by low humidity or minerals in tap water — calatheas are notably sensitive to both. Curling leaves that don't unfurl at night as usual often signal the soil has dried out more than this plant tolerates.
Divide the plant at the root ball when repotting, keeping several stems and a healthy portion of roots per division — calatheas don't propagate well from single cuttings.
Repot every 1-2 years using filtered or distilled water afterward, not tap water, to avoid the mineral buildup this species is especially prone to reacting to.