I just checked my plants and didn’t think much of it but as I look to the tiniest leaf (yes it needs more light) I see a flower? Is this a flower? How? Why? I didn’t even know calatheas can flower. Kind of exciting though.
All Goeppertias (and the rest of the Marantaceae) can flower, but only Goeppertia crocata seems to be grown for them. Same basic structure and shape, though – just the G. crocata is bright orange.
banjobeulah
Oh yes! Mine has flowered a few times!
GarlicRelevant8089
Congratulations!
ILoveSyngs
I was so surprised at the amount of plants that **can** flower, but usually don’t because of the energy or maturity needed, when I first found out about it. Hoyas, philodendrons, pothos, tradescantias, monsteras, peperomias, begonias, succulents…the list is pretty endless and the flower varieties are so cool.
little_luvbug
Beautiful
underLEAFcover
Wow it’s so beautiful 🥺 congratulations!
Beautiful-Routine489
Wow!
briefwit
It’s a solstice miracle!
-Miche11e-
Beautiful
Glittering_Cow945
Nearly all plants, if they are not mosses or ferns, can flower.
judgernaut86
Technically every true plant can flower. It’s the only way they produce seeds.
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All Goeppertias (and the rest of the Marantaceae) can flower, but only Goeppertia crocata seems to be grown for them. Same basic structure and shape, though – just the G. crocata is bright orange.
Oh yes! Mine has flowered a few times!
Congratulations!
I was so surprised at the amount of plants that **can** flower, but usually don’t because of the energy or maturity needed, when I first found out about it. Hoyas, philodendrons, pothos, tradescantias, monsteras, peperomias, begonias, succulents…the list is pretty endless and the flower varieties are so cool.
Beautiful
Wow it’s so beautiful 🥺 congratulations!
Wow!
It’s a solstice miracle!
Beautiful
Nearly all plants, if they are not mosses or ferns, can flower.
Technically every true plant can flower. It’s the only way they produce seeds.