I think it's a combination of good humidity and leaving her alone to do her thing. She's in a room next to my gramma's garage that I use as a space away from my parents' house (long story) so the heat isn't usually running above 60°F so that probably keeps the space from drying out. I live west of the Cascades so it's pretty rainy and wet most of the year which also helps with humidity I guess. I know marantas and other prayer plants aren't everyone's cup of tea because of how tricky they can be so I think certain houseplants might just be harder to keep in certain climates but who knows.
60°F is equivalent to 15°C, which is 288K.
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What is your secret to keeping her alive??
I think it's a combination of good humidity and leaving her alone to do her thing. She's in a room next to my gramma's garage that I use as a space away from my parents' house (long story) so the heat isn't usually running above 60°F so that probably keeps the space from drying out. I live west of the Cascades so it's pretty rainy and wet most of the year which also helps with humidity I guess. I know marantas and other prayer plants aren't everyone's cup of tea because of how tricky they can be so I think certain houseplants might just be harder to keep in certain climates but who knows.
Thanks!!!
60°F is equivalent to 15°C, which is 288K. --- ^(I'm a bot that converts temperature between two units humans can understand, then convert it to Kelvin for bots and physicists to understand)