Prayer Plant | Majestica Princeps Mothers Day and their natural straight-forward care

and their natural straight-forward care makes them ideal for both seasoned growers and those looking for their very first orchid

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The Kentia palm is endemic to Lord Howe Island in Australia and although a relatively slow-growing palm

The reason that the Brassia orchids look like spiders is to attract female spider wasps which are it’s pollinators

sometimes referred to as the Shark's Tooth Philodendron

Prayer Plant | Majestica Princeps Mothers Day and their natural straight-forward careOne of the most robust Calathea varieties, this is a great first choice for a beginner. Vivid, bright lime green leaves with a deeper dash of green that is reminiscent of animal print hence the name will stand proud and pack a visual punch with its bountiful foliage. The prayer plant is aptly known due to the movement of the leaves dependant on the lighting and time of day. You may even hear it move! #common names: Cathedral Plant, Peacock Plant,