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Maranta Leuconeura Kerchoveana Variegata 2 / Variegated Prayer Plant
Maranta Leuconeura Kerchoveana Variegata 2 / Variegated Prayer Plant
Maranta Leuconeura Kerchoveana Variegata 2 / Variegated Prayer Plant
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The Maranta is probably our most popular plant in the shop but this one is the next level. This is a variegated Maranta meaning it has a genetic mutation that causes a lack of chlorophyll in parts of the leaves. This shows as beauitful white splashes. They are very rare so it's a real treat to have them in stock!
Although it may not seem like it, Maranta's will spread then trail down as they grow. They are often mistaken for Calatheas. Although they are not the same genus as Calathea's, they are both in the Marantaceae family so share a lot of similarities. Maranta's get their common name Prayer Plant by the way their leaves move to point upwards at night time like praying hands. All Maranta's are non toxic to cats and dogs.
You will be purchasing the exact plant pictured on this listing.
- Pot diameter: 14cm Approx height including pot; 25cm
- Environment: Tropical
- Light: Ideally bright indirect but can tolerate lower light (although will grow slower in lower light)
- Humidity: high. Will require misting if it's not in a humid environment
- Water: Ideally they would like to be kept lightly moist but if in doubt it is better to let it get a little dry between watering than to drown it. They will tolerate going thirsty
- Problems: Yellow leaves = too much water. Brown, crisp leaves = not enough water or humidity. Droopy leaves = not enough water.
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