Goeppertia grazielae
Goeppertia grazielae is a little-known prayer plant of the lowland Atlantic Forest of southeastern Brazil, described as Calathea grazielae in 2001 and known from only a handful of collections in the Rio Doce valley of Minas Gerais and EspÃrito Santo. Its home is hot, with a marked dry winter, so it is a warmer and slightly more forgiving grower than the cloud-forest species of the genus, but it still wants shade, humidity and soft water.
Where it grows wild
Understory herb of semi-deciduous and evergreen lowland Atlantic Forest, on shaded forest floor and stream margins. Habitat is inferred from the collection sites and the genus; nothing specific is published beyond the original description.
The three wild records sit around 80 m in the Rio Doce valley; no elevations are recorded on the specimens.
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