Also called a prayer plant because they frequently raise their leaves upwards at night. They cannot handle tons of direct sun. Bright diffused light is ideal, and they are a good option for a humid environment.
Soil mix is paramount to success with this plant if you’ve had a difficult time with them in the past. They do best in a chunky mix like orchid mix that is kept consistently moist. Wet feet and total dryness can lead to browning leaves or yellow leaves. They benefit from additional humidity but it’s not a must.
