Geogenanthus poeppigii

The foliage has a puckered appearance, thought to resemble seersucker fabric, hence the common name ‘seersucker plant’.

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~*~Subtitle~*~

Named after 19th Century botanist, Eduard Poeppig, and native to Peru and Brazil, the Geogenanthus poepigii is a close relative of the Tradescantia and no less striking.

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~*~Latin~*~

‘Seersucker Plant’

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~*~Why~*~

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~*~How~*~

Watering: Water regularly, when the soil feels dry to the touch – approximately once or twice a week; mist regularly.

Light: Bright indirect / slightly shaded.

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~*~Unique~*~

We work hard to provide a clear photograph and description of your chosen plant. However, all plants are unique and, whilst the pot size remains the same, there is always variation in size and shape from one plant to the next.

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