Goeppertia indecora
Goeppertia indecora is a widespread prayer plant of the wet foothill and montane forests of southern Central America, described by Woodson as Calathea indecora and known from over a hundred wild records in Costa Rica, Panama, Nicaragua and Colombia.
Where it grows wild
Terrestrial herb of the shaded floor of premontane and lower montane wet forest, on both Caribbean and Pacific slopes, often along streams and trails.
Recorded from 5 to 1,770 m with a median of 950 m; most records are between 900 and 1,400 m, with a lowland population on the southern Caribbean coast of Costa Rica.
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