Peperomia arborigaudens
A creeping, pendent epiphytic peperomia from Peru with slender, softly hairy stems, ovate leaves 4–5.5 × 3–4 cm and terminal spikes about 9 cm long. The type was collected near Yapas at 1350–1600 m in moist montane forest, and it is assessed as Threatened. Grow it as an intermediate-temperature, humid terrarium epiphyte trailing from a mount.
Where it grows wild
An epiphyte of moist tropical montane forest, creeping and hanging on trees; the epithet means 'rejoicing in trees'. No further habitat detail is recorded.
The type was collected near Yapas at 1350–1600 m. There are no GBIF records to check this.
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