6" Maranta, Leuconeura Kerchoviana sans held up by their central

held up by their central stalk

This central cradle is a tiny

that of lime leather leaves rolling up from a central "nest" with the new baby frondlets looking like unhatched "eggs"

deepest green leaves are fiercely tiger-striped in a showy

6" Maranta, Leuconeura Kerchoviana sans held up by their centralKerchoviana is one of the mainstay houseplants available since at least the 70s when everyone wanted to have a " prayer plant," so called because the leaves fold up at night and pray for you, a trait it shares with its cousins, the Calatheas. It is also called "rabbit tracks" for the cute, paired, darker colored spots marking the soft, oval, sage green foliage, as if a bunny just hopped over the length of the leaves. Easy going and not fussy about