Green Mana

It reminds me of the green ink you see on fresh labeling rolls: clear, slightly earthy, and not trying to be neon or "signal bright." Compared with Fennel Fiesta, it keeps more of a steady green core and avoids that cleaner yellow-leaning lift. Compared with Intoxicate, it feels less citrus and less urgent, with a calmer saturation. And next to Cosmic Green, it's lighter and more relaxed, so it reads as a usable UI color rather than a punchy "has color, full stop" accent.

I use Green Mana as the default success and workflow green for dashboards and finance apps where the interface needs to look current but not loud. It's a solid fit for state badges in patient portals, shipment status in logistics platforms, and confirmation or reconciliation banners in admin tooling, especially when you're mixing greens with plenty of grays and soft blues. If your green neighbors include more intense options, this one is the one you reach for to keep progress states consistent across dense screens.

Pair it with warm whites, light tan, or cool-gray UI surfaces. If the background is very icy, it can pull a touch cooler, so I usually soften the surrounding neutrals a bit.