Maranta Leuconeura "Prayer Plant"

The Maranta Leuconeura (like its cousin the Ctenanthe) is often referred to as the “prayer plant” because of the movement of its leaves, rising (as if they were praying) and lowering, following the rhythm of the sun.
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The Maranta Leuconeura (like its cousin the Ctenanthe) is often referred to as the “prayer plant” because of the movement of its leaves, rising (as if they were praying) and lowering, following the rhythm of the sun.
The pattern on its leaves is a real eye-catcher and make it a nice piece of decoration in any space or a great addition to a plant collection.

Place it in a medium to bright, indirect sunlight spot. Water every 1-2 weeks or when topsoil is dry.

Our Marantas Leuconeura are well established plants, grown in 130mm pots.

* Please, note that plants can slightly differ in color, shape, size.