Goeppertia truncata is a tender perennial that develops into dense clumps. It features elongated, glossy leaves measuring up to 20 cm in length. The leaves exhibit a mid-green hue adorned with feathery dark green patterns, while the undersides are colored purple.

Goeppertia consists of evergreen, rhizomatous perennials that develop clumps of elliptical leaves, often featuring distinctive patterns. In cultivated settings, they rarely produce racemes of small, tubular flowers. This genus was formerly classified under Calathea.

Goeppertia truncata

Goeppertia undulata

Goeppertia vaginata

Goeppertia vaginata var. albicans

Goeppertia varians

Goeppertia variegata

Goeppertia veitchiana

Goeppertia veitchiana 'Foxii'

Goeppertia veitchiana 'Medaillon'

Goeppertia villosa

Goeppertia villosa var. pardina

Goeppertia virginalis

Goeppertia wallisii

Goeppertia wallisii 'Discolor'

Goeppertia warscewiczii 'Hgv04'

Goeppertia warscewiczii 'Hgv10'PBR

Goeppertia warszewiczii

Goeppertia widgrenii

Goeppertia wiotii

Goeppertia zebrina is a perennial plant that maintains its foliage year-round, developing a clump of elongated, light green leaves adorned with dark green patterns along the midrib. The undersides of the leaves exhibit a reddish-purple hue. In summer, this species may produce spikes bearing small white or purple flowers.

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