Callisia repens
A small, succulent-leaved creeping spiderwort (often sold as 'turtle vine') that forms mats and roots at every node. It is very easy, tolerating shade or bright light; strong light turns the leaves pink-purple.
Where it grows wild
It grows in shady, rocky or gravelly spots in tropical and subtropical forest, often on banks, rocks and disturbed ground.
Recorded from sea level to about 3,100 m, with a median of 450 m.
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