Prayer Plant Rabbit’s Foot Plant

Maranta leuconeura var. kerchoveana is also often called the rabbit track plant because of the chocolate brown markings on the leaves. Marantas fold their leaves into a huddle at night and go to “sleep.” The leaves fold upward like praying hands giving the plant its common name of prayer plant.

• LIGHT: Thrives in medium to bright indirect light. can tolerate low indirect light.
• WATER: Water weekly. allow soil to dry out half way down between waterings. Increase frequency with increased light. 
• PET FRIENDLY: YES
• TIP: do not like their roots to sit in water and do not like to dry out, so it’s essential to water when just the first inch or two of the soil are dry. consider using distilled water. Be careful of placing your plant near drafty windows or heaters that will dry out your plant. Spritz the leaves of your plant, add a humidifier, or leave a decorative glass of water out next to your plant to increase humidity. If the leaf tips are browning and getting crispy it likely because there’s not enough humidity in its environment.

ALL PLANTS ARE FINAL SALE AND CAN NOT BE RETURNED OR EXCHANGED. 

*POT NOT INCLUDED 

ALL PLANTS ARE FINAL SALE AND CAN NOT BE RETURNED OR EXCHANGED. 

AVAILABLE FOR CURB SIDE PICK UP ONLY OR DELIVERY IN LONG BEACH, CA

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