From Brazil, Asia, and Africa, prayer plant (Maranta leuconeura) lifts and folds its patterned leaves (red, green, brown, cream) each evening like praying hands, reopening at dawn. Small flowers insignificant; leaf colors deepen with age. Varieties: ‘Rabbit’s Tracks’, ‘Herringbone’. Needs warmth and humidity.
Low to medium indirect light; keep soil evenly moist. High humidity (60%+). Warm (65–80°F). Distilled water preferred. Calathea relative.

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