Chamaedorea nubium
A highland Chamaedorea, its name meaning 'of the clouds', from the mountains of southern Mexico to Honduras. It wants shade, mild days, cool nights and a drier, cooler winter, so it suits a cool room or greenhouse better than a warm living room.
Where it grows wild
Grows in the understory of montane cloud forest and humid pine-oak forest, mostly between about 1,500 and 2,500 m.
Recorded from 379 to 2,867 m, median 1,838 m.
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