The Brainplant with a Peacock's Charm

Imagine a plant that combines the intellectual allure of a brain with the stunning beauty of a peacock's feathers. Meet the Goeppertia Makoyana, also known as the Brainplant or Peacockplant. This indoor gem is a must-have for any plant enthusiast looking to add a touch of unique charm to their collection.

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Goeppertia makoyana

Dappled Sunlight

Can grow in dappled sunlight conditions.

High Water Needs

Requires frequent watering to maintain moist soil but doesn't tolerate standing water. Needs regular attention and good drainage. Best suited for dedicated indoor gardeners or outdoor spaces with intensive care.

Adaptable to Sand and Silt Loam

Grows well in sand and silt loam soils, adapting to these soil conditions. Needs frequent watering. Requires good soil drainage.

Moderately Adaptable Soil pH

Adapts well to acidic (pH < 6.5) and neutral (pH 6.5-7.5) soil conditions.

Safe For Humans

No known toxic effects or skin irritation risks.

Safe for All Animals

No known safety risks to pets or livestock.

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About Goeppertia makoyana

The Goeppertia Makoyana is an indoor plant that stands proud at 1-3 feet in height and spreads its leaves wide to a span of 8-12 inches. The resilient, ornamental leaves are a spectacle in themselves, boasting a vibrant mix of verdant, violet, and maroon hues. But that's not all! This plant's leaves are multi-colored, adding an extra layer of visual intrigue. The flowers, though not its main attraction, are a subtle blend of jade, dim, blush, streaked, and ivory tones.

Did you know that the Goeppertia Makoyana is also known as the 'Cathedral-windows'? This nickname comes from the plant's striking leaf patterns that resemble the intricate designs of stained glass windows in cathedrals!

Also known as

Brainplant
Cathedral-windows
Peacockplant

Our design recommendations

The Goeppertia Makoyana is a versatile plant that can thrive in a variety of locations. However, it is most commonly found gracing the interiors of homes and offices in a stylish tub.