Description
Formal name: Maranta leuconeura
Family: Calathea
Native habitat: Brazilian tropical forests, Central and South America, West Indies.
Difficulty level: Easy-medium.
Light requirements: Indirect bright to low light. These plants can tolerate low light. Do not place in direct light.
Watering: Frequent; however, let the soil dry slightly between waterings. Do not let the Maranta sit in soggy soil.
Soil: Rich, well-draining. We recommend a combination of indoor potting soil and perlite.
Temperature: Between 60 and 80 F. (16-27 C.)
These plants may seem difficult. However, given the correct environment, they will thrive and continue to product beautiful foliage and ornate leaves!
Read more about propagation, fertilization and additional care on the sites below.
