It may still grow. It's essentially now just advanced cutting. I have seen cutting form calluses then do nothing more. Let us know if the roots form.

It's desperate for more light & that soil is far too water retentive. I'd get a bag of perlite or pumice & mix it equal parts w/that soil (50/50 each). Pls go to the Cactus & Succulent Forum nearby (see top of page) & read up on Aloes, them needing a lot of light, fast draining mixes (soils), etc. Also plant it higher up in the pot pls. after improving the mix. Don't water often (not more than every 10 days or so). Sorry to say it will not improve w/out more light & corrected soil. Expose it to more light gradually. What's that stick or branch or woody stem?

Hi dandan, I have seen some houseplants that have leaves with all three colors like yours. Are you sure that is not normal for it? I am not an expert on house plants and have no clue which plant that is, though, so maybe someone else will chime in for you. The only advice I would have is not to overwater-always a danger with house plants if you aren't careful. Good luck-hope you get an answer!

They'll almost always be absolutely fine, just with a few bite marks in them. Been there, done that, had arrays of bite marks like a dot matrix printer in the leaves of many, many plants because my beloved Sage liked to do that. The Calathea is also completely cat safe, so the reverse is true as well, the cat will be fine. If you can separate the two (yeah, I know), great. If not, prepare yourself for leaves with tiny bite scars that look like vampire marks on them, just from rows of teeth. Once a cat decides it likes a plant, the plant is not safe. To deter the cat, the same spray I use for rabbits sometimes works, and a cat is a lot smarter than a rabbit. Spray the plant with this and the cat learns fast: In 1 qt water: 1 tsp Tabasco sauce (not enough to hurt, but it does not taste good) A few drops white glue (ditto) 1 drop soap or dishwashing liquid (the soap is better in this case due to the cat and I wouldn't use dishwashing liquid; outside it doesn't matter) Gently spray the plant, just a bit. The cat won't like the smell or the taste and should avoid it. Reapply if necessary, and more heavily if necessary. It usually isn't.