Amydrium humile
The only Amydrium that does not flower on climbing shoots: it forms sprawling ground colonies with leathery, sometimes almost succulent green to greyish leaves on long, rooting sterile runners. It comes from humid evergreen forest in Peninsular Malaysia and Sumatra, often on limestone. Grow it as a shaded, humid ground-cover aroid with room to creep.
Where it grows wild
Humid evergreen primary to disturbed forest at low to medium altitude, often but not always on limestone, and sometimes in long-abandoned rubber plantations. Sterile branches scramble over the ground with internodes often exceeding 20 cm, and flowering shoots arise sporadically from them.
Literature says low to medium altitude. The GBIF sites carry elevations of about 900–1900 m, which is higher than 'low to medium' suggests and makes the measured climate cool.
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