Ctenanthe amagris Mini Prayer Plant
Large, thick leaves that feature dark green and silvery-gray stripes on the top. The undersides are also beautiful with their distinctive purple or maroon shades
bright indirect sunlight
When the top 1 to 2 inches of soil is dry, that's when it's time to water the plant. Water it slowly and only until the water begins to drain from the pot. Remove the excess water so the plant is not sitting in any water. Some enthusiasts use rainwater for their 'Grey Star' houseplants to avoid potentially damaging the roots with the chloride and fluoride found in tap water.
Once you move into winter, the top of the soil can be allowed to dry slightly, and the frequency of irrigation should drop considerably. Make sure the water used in this colder season is at room temperature, as overly cold water will cause problems with the plant's sensitive roots.
It's a good idea to periodically wipe down the foliage with a damp cloth. Cleaning away any dust not only gives the leaves a brighter appearance, but it allows them to breathe fully.