Peperomia antoniana
A small, creeping, hairless Peperomia from the Peruvian Amazon, with rounded heart-shaped leaves 15–20 mm across and thread-like spikes 10–15 mm long. It is known only from the type collection near the RÃo Itaya by Iquitos at about 110 m, so almost nothing is known of it in the wild. Treat it as a warm, humid lowland terrarium creeper.
Where it grows wild
A creeping herb of wet lowland Amazonian forest. The type was collected near the RÃo Itaya in Loreto, where it grows on the ground or low on trunks and logs in shaded forest.
The only recorded collection is at about 110 m in the Amazon lowlands.
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