Goeppertia concinna is a species found in Brazil and there are photographic records from central Colombia. In the wild this species inhabits a variety of forest types and grows on the forest floor in deep shade. Although the plants are generally not grown for their flowers, inflorescences are small and white. 
 
This plant is flowering size, in a pot and upwards up 35cm. Grow Goeppertia concinna in a pot with a media consisting of fine bark, perlite, moss and soil. Make sure the plant gets sufficient air movement (need clean air away from smoke), particularly when grown in humidity above 70%; always ensure that humidity is sufficiently high and give the plant moderate shade. Never let the plant get dehydrated and the soil dry out. This species likes an intermediate or warm greenhouse with night low temperatures of 15-20 degrees and daytime temperatures of 24-30 degrees. Plants will grow indoors if cooler night temperatures, sufficient humidity and good air circulation are provided.
 
Family – Marantaceae
Plant Passport - A Goeppertia concinna B 140084 c 10365 d GB