Callisia gracilis
A small, creeping spiderwort-family herb of the northern and central Andes, from Panama and Venezuela to Bolivia, most often at 1,500–2,500 m. It likes cool, humid, shaded conditions and steady moisture, and roots wherever its stems touch the ground.
Where it grows wild
Moist montane forest, forest edges, banks and shaded clearings, where creeping Callisia spread over damp soil, moss and rocks. Microhabitat detail for this species is thin; this follows the genus and the records.
Recorded from about 70 to 2,870 m, median about 1,840 m.
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