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Maranta Leuconeura Lemon Lime

Maranta Lemon Lime

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6" Pot
Maranta Lemon Lime - Plant Proper - 6" Pot
Maranta Lemon Lime

Maranta Leuconeura Lemon Lime

Prayer Plant , Herringbone Plant,

Maranta Lemon Lime

The Maranta Lemon Lime is a trailing plant that is frequently overlooked for being a trailing plant. The unique pattern on the foliage is one of the many reasons people enjoy this plant. Often termed a 'Prayer Plant' because of the leaves folding upward at night in the prayer position.

Maranta Lemon Lime

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Description

The Maranta Lemon Lime is a trailing plant that is frequently overlooked for being a trailing plant. The unique pattern on the foliage is one of the many reasons people enjoy this plant. Often termed a 'Prayer Plant' because of the leaves folding upward at night in the prayer position.

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Origin

South america

Care

Moderate

Light

Moderate

Water

Moderate

Purify

Yes

Pet Friendly

Yes

Care

Light

This plant prefers moderate indirect light. As it is native to the tropical rainforest floor, its leaves will burn in bright direct sunlight. If light is too low, it will slow the growth of the plant and increase the chance of overwatering as the plant consumes less water.

Water

The soil for this plant should be kept consistently moist, but it will not tolerate standing water. It is important that the pot and soil are both well draining. If the leaves begin to wilt and turn crispy and brown at the edges, it means the soil is too dry, and watering should be increased. If a Maranta is overwatered, the leaves will yellow and root rot will occur.

Care

The Maranta plant is native to the tropical rainforest floor of Brazil. It requires high humidity levels, and cannot tolerate bright, direct sunlight. Brown, crispy leaf edges are a sign of low humidity or too much light. Marantas should be fertilized monthly through the spring and summer, with diluted general houseplant fertilizer. It can be easily propagated by stem cuttings. Rotating the plant weekly will allow for more uniform growth.

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