Prayer Plants (Maranta leuconeura) are sensitive to fluoride, chlorine, and salts in tap water. Yellow/brown leaf margins are classic symptoms.
An 8-inch pot for a 5-week-old plant may be too large. If the root ball is small, the excess soil stays wet, causing root issues. Consider moving to a 6-inch pot if roots don't fill the current one.
With pure water and proper watering, new growth should be healthy.
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