Maranta leuconeura var. kerchoveana

Maranta leuconeura var. kerchoveanaA majority of Maranta make for excellent houseplants given their durability and lower light tolerance. They are commonly called prayer plants and open and close slightly when the sun rises and falls. Care: These thrive in semi moist soil. We would recommend watering the soil starts to feel dry roughly every 5 to 7 days. These will do best in a bright indirect light but can do well in low light. When repotting, use an all purpose soil. All of our

This could be dapple direct sun for about 1-2 hours such as morning light or just if you had a room that is bright filtered light for a majority of the day

Hoyas are one of the most interesting and satisfying plants to grow

Though the large leaves can be very stunning

These would thrive when given a surface like a moss pole to climb

Although they will also do well as a potted plant

It's mainly known for its beautiful pink spines it produces and hot pink flower

This is called multiflora for a reason because these bloom like CRAZY and their flowers look like shooting stars

Usually we water every 7-10 days as the top 2-3" of soil drys out

it's triangular foliage has an almost golden hue

which can lead to root rot

Usually we water ours about every 3 weeks when you get into the 4-5 week stage this will completely dry out the roots and when you go in for a water the plant will rot from shock

They are known their distinct markings and for their photonastic movements