Geogenanthus ciliatus, aka Geo, is a relatively new houseplant for most plant parents. Distinctive and elegant, it features large and shiny purple-black leaves that stand out from other houseplants. When young, it's a striking selection for tabletops and large terrariums. As it matures, the leaves can grow 8 inches long or more, creating quite a show!
 
Native to tropical rainforests of South America, Geo is in the spiderwort family (Commelinaceae) and related to inch plants (Tradescantia), teddy bear vine (Cyanotis), and oyster plant (Rhoeo).
 
Growing in 6" pot,; Fully acclimated.