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Date Posted: 17:45:31 12/01/01 Sat
Author: denny
Subject: Re: maranta blues
In reply to: denny 's message, "maranta blues" on 15:15:13 11/28/01 Wed

cena,my stromatha has done well for over three yers now,but it did start to fail a while back.i took it out and replaced the soil with a super lite well draining soil.
this is what i`ll try with the prayer plant.
thanks for the hint!

thanks randy,if only i had that option.
i do mist and can tell when the air is dry because the leaf tips turn brown,too bad they dont turn back to normal.however at the rate they grow thoses leaves can be removed without even missing them.
i get alot of flowers too,very cute in a close up view,tiny.

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[> *!* Re: maranta blues -- perLite, 20:52:50 12/19/01 Wed [1]

Here's a quote referring to Calatheas:
"the secret is water on the leaves"
from The New Houseplant. I think many in the Marantaceae benefit from terrarium culture and frequent misting.
Stromanthe is the toughest I've found in the family. Nearly hard to kill.
And, before you toss out the pot, check the soil and see if you find some fat rhizomes or tuberish things in there. You might be surprised with something to grow on.
And if your Marantas are blue, send them here...


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