Maranta Lemon Lime
Maranta Lemon Lime
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Plant Description
Plant Description
The Maranta Lemon Lime, also known as the Prayer Plant, is a cheerful tropical with striking lime-green veins set against soft, velvety leaves. Its foliage folds up in the evening like hands in prayer — a little daily dose of plant magic that adds color and movement to your space.
Plant Care Instructions
Plant Care Instructions
Thrives in bright, indirect light and evenly moist soil. Use a well-draining mix and maintain moderate to high humidity to keep its leaves lush and prevent browning. Marantas can be a little dramatic—filtered or distilled water is best if your tap water is heavy.
Pet Safety
Pet Safety
Pet-friendly — everyone can enjoy this one, paws and all!
Health and Wellness Benefits
Health and Wellness Benefits
Adds humidity and helps freshen indoor air, creating a calm and balanced environment.
Shipping
Shipping
Free shipping on every plant, every order - no minimum, no code, nothing to remember.
Your plant is packed by hand, with real care, to arrive safe and happy at your door. Orders ship within 1-4 days, and we currently deliver within the U.S. only. A tracking number will land in your inbox the moment your box heads your way.
When it arrives, unbox it right away, give it a good drink, and let it settle somewhere with gentle light for a week or so before you move it around. A little travel droop is completely normal, and it usually passes within a few days.
The Plant Happiness Promise
The Plant Happiness Promise
Every plant that leaves us has been hand-picked, looked after, and packed with love to keep it safe on the journey to you. If yours arrives unhappy, or has trouble settling in during its first 30 days, just send us a photo and we'll make it right with a replacement or store credit.
And after that first month, we aren't going anywhere. Yellowing leaves, a mystery bug, a plant that's sulking for reasons nobody can explain - reach out any time. We're here and so happy to help you along on your plant parent journey.
Good plants, good people.
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