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The prayer flower is a species of the family Marantaceae in the genus Maranta.

Often known as Calathea.

However, this plant, which is scientifically referred to as Maranta, takes its name from the Italian botanist Bartolomeo Maranta.

The name of the prayer flower is derived from the physical change it has undergone.

With the setting of the sun and the coming of the night, the flower takes on an appearance resembling the hands of a praying person.

Prayer flower, which looks like a work of art with its leaves as if drawn with a pencil, adds freshness to living spaces.

Discovered by the Italian botanist, this plant has 20 accepted subspecies, all undergoing the same physical change.

Take care to water the soil surface once a week before it dries completely.

Calathea prayer flowers love damp earth.

Therefore, never allow the soil to dry completely.

Increasing the humidity level of the environment will keep the soil moist and wet for a longer time.

Apart from this, prayer flowers are very sensitive to the quality of the water you have used.

Due to the lime in the tap water, it can cause stains on the prayer flowers and impair their health.

We recommend using drinking water when watering prayer flowers.

Prefers bright environments where there is no direct sunlight.

Exposure to direct sunlight for long hours will cause burn spots on the leaves.

In full shade rooms, the leaves will turn yellow because they do not receive the necessary daylight.

It has a structure that adapts to low-light environments.

Since they are rainforest plants, they thrive in humid environments.

It needs humid environments to protect its unique colors and patterns.

Positioning the prayer flower species together contributes to the plant's own moisture environment.

Spring and summer are the months when prayer flowers develop the fastest.

Using plant food once a month in summer and spring will support the healthy development of your plant.

You should not give plant food in winter and autumn.