Maranta leonae
Maranta leonae is an 1890s Sander nursery name for the plant now placed as Goeppertia leonae, a tropical American prayer plant that was never traced to a documented wild locality. No wild records or climate exist for the name, so the profile gives the standard shade-house Goeppertia regime with low confidence.
Where it grows wild
Not recorded. Sander's introductions of this period came from Brazil and the northern Andes and were forest-floor herbs of humid lowland or foothill rainforest.
No elevation is known.
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The wild conditions above, turned into targets for a shelf, a tent or a greenhouse. The full profile has:
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