Peperomia disticha
An epiphytic subshrub peperomia endemic to Fiji, growing over 40 cm tall, with densely crisp-hairy stems and elliptic to lance-shaped leaves 4-6 cm long held in two rows. Its short flower spikes, only 1-1.5 cm long, appear in clusters at the leaf axils. It is known from very few collections, so its care is built from its habitat and region rather than grower experience.
Where it grows wild
It grows as an epiphyte in wet tropical forest in Fiji. The type came from near Tailevu on the wetter eastern side of Viti Levu. Nothing more specific about its microhabitat is published.
No elevation is recorded for the type or the single GBIF record.
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