Dark, dramatic, and utterly captivating, Ciliatus looks like it was plucked straight from the depths of an enchanted forest. Its nearly black, velvety leaves shimmer with an eerie luster, absorbing light like a well-kept secret. This isn’t just a plant—it’s a statement, a mood, a silent conspirator in your ever-growing botanical empire. Plants with thicker leaves tend to transpire (lose moisture) more slowly, making them less likely to get brown edges.
Botanical Name: Geogenanthus Ciliatus
Common Names: Geo
Ideal Lighting: Thrives in bright, indirect light but tolerates moderate conditions. Too much direct sun, and its velvety sheen may lose its mystique.
