Goeppertia allenii
Goeppertia allenii is a Central American prayer plant of the wet foothill and lower montane forests of Panama and Costa Rica, most records from 500 to 1000 m. It grows cooler and with a more marked dry season than the Amazonian species, which makes it one of the easier Goeppertia in a temperate house.
Where it grows wild
Shaded understory of premontane and lower montane wet forest, on humus-rich slopes and along streams, as a clumping rhizomatous herb. Well collected in central Panama.
Recorded from 49 to 1200 m, median 741 m: essentially a foothill species.
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