Goeppertia peruviana
Goeppertia peruviana is a prayer plant of the south-western Amazon lowlands and Andean foot in Peru, Bolivia and westernmost Brazil, recorded from 100 to 700 m. Its forest is warm and wet from November to April but has a real dry season from May to September with cooler nights, so growers can give it a slightly drier, brighter winter without harm.
Where it grows wild
A rhizomatous understory herb of moist lowland and foothill forest, most records from the Madre de Dios, Cusco and Ucayali lowlands of Peru and the Bolivian Amazon. Microhabitat details are not published beyond the collection labels.
Wild records span 107 to 705 m, with a median near 300 m at the foot of the Andes.
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