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Goeppertia loeseneri photo
Goeppertia loeseneri, or Brazilian Star Calathea, is a plant native to South America, particularly Peru, Colombia, Brazil, and Ecuador. It is characterized by star-shaped flowers that bloom throughout the summer and can grow up to 1.2 meters high.
| Scientific name | Goeppertia loeseneri |
| Genus | Goeppertia |
| Family | Marantaceae |
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Generally, Goeppertia loeseneri needs to be watering once every 9 days in 0.8 cups.
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Calathea majestic, commonly called Calathea 'White Star,' is native to the Amazon rainforest. It has striking, beautiful leaves. This plant needs high humidity and indirect sunlight. Calathea majestic is similar to Calathea ornata, but the difference is the color of the leaves, which are green with a white central stripe.
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