Epipremnum falcifolium
A climbing Epipremnum endemic to Borneo, known mainly from lowland Brunei and neighbouring Malaysian and Indonesian Borneo at about 65–250 m. Little is published about it beyond the original description, so its care here is built from the measured lowland rain-forest climate and the general habits of the genus: warm, wet and humid all year.
Where it grows wild
Epipremnum species are root climbers of lowland rain forest, shingling on trunks as juveniles and climbing into brighter light as adults. No species-specific habitat notes were reachable.
GBIF records span 65–250 m, median 150 m (8 records with elevation).
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