Marantha Makoyana Plant - Maranta, Calathea Makoyana Aeschynanthus Radicans That's a whopping 64 percent

That's a whopping 64 percent drop

Fertilizer: Feed with diluted cactus fertilizer monthly during the growing season

Fully ripe fruits are less crisp and somewhat mealy

They are commonly grown as annuals but can survive winters in U

fast-draining potting mix with cocopeat and compost

Marantha Makoyana Plant - Maranta, Calathea Makoyana Aeschynanthus Radicans That's a whopping 64 percentMarantha Makoyana Plant Maranta, Calathea Makoyana The Maranta genus includes a few dozen low growing plants native to the American tropics. Maranta have some of the most beautiful, most decorative leaves in the plant kingdom. The popular M. tricolor has deep green, velvety leaves with yellow splotches down the midrib and arching red veins traveling to the leaf margins. They are fairly common as houseplants, but not necessarily easy to keep growing