Goeppertia angustifolia
Goeppertia angustifolia is a narrow-leaved Colombian prayer plant from some of the wettest forest on Earth, with recorded sites at 100 to 900 m under near-constant 90 percent humidity and 130 to 360 mm of rain every month. It is a plant for a sealed, warm, very humid enclosure.
Where it grows wild
Shaded understory of very wet lowland and foothill rainforest in Colombia, probably the Pacific slope and Magdalena valley, in perpetually damp humus. Known from only five wild records.
Recorded from 100 to 900 m, median 400 m.
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