Chamaedorea dammeriana
A small understory palm that is common in wet forests across Costa Rica, reaching into Nicaragua and western Panama from sea level to about 1,700 m. It is an easy, shade-loving Chamaedorea that wants warm days, mild nights and steady moisture.
Where it grows wild
Floor of wet lowland and premontane forest, on both the Caribbean and Pacific sides of Costa Rica, often in the mid-elevation band around 500 to 900 m.
Recorded from 0 to 1,680 m, median 700 m across 355 records.
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