Marantaceae
The Marantaceae family, also known as the prayer plant family, is celebrated for its striking foliage and unique patterns. These plants are often recognized by their vibrant, ornamental leaves that exhibit fascinating movements in response to light, folding up at night as if in prayer. Popular genera include Calathea, Maranta, and Ctenanthe, known for their eye-catching, decorative foliage.
Habitat: Marantaceae plants thrive in the humid, shaded understory of tropical rainforests. They prefer warm, moist environments with indirect light, mimicking their natural habitat on the forest floor. This family of plants is native to the Americas, particularly Brazil, and parts of Asia and Africa. Their preference for high humidity and indirect light makes them ideal for indoor cultivation, bringing a touch of the tropics into homes and gardens.
Goeppertia fucata 'Loreto'
Goeppertia fucata 'green platinum'
Calathea zebrina
Goeppertia fucata
Goeppertia bantae
Calathea sp turtle
Calathea sp Sucumbios
Calathea sp San Antonio
Calathea sp Orellana
Calathea White Fussion
Calathea zebrina
Calathea warscewiczii
Calathea undulata
Goeppertia veitchiana
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Calathea roseopicta
Calathea rufibarba
Calathea ornata
Calathea picturata var. argentea
Calathea picturata
Calathea metallica