Peperomia endlichii
A small, hairless, creeping Peperomia with ovate-lanceolate leaves up to 3 cm long, described from Jalapa in Veracruz, where it grew on walls and trees at about 1400 m. Most wild records come from cloud forest at 1700–2400 m in Chiapas and El Salvador, so it is a cool, humid montane grower suited to a highland terrarium.
Where it grows wild
Grows as an epiphyte on trees and also on walls, rocks and the ground in humid montane and cloud forest. Specimens come from cloud forest in the El Triunfo reserve and on Volcán Tacaná in Chiapas, from Montecristo National Park (including Miramundo) and Los Volcanes National Park in El Salvador, and from the type locality at Jalapa, Veracruz.
Our wild records span 1700–2418 m with a median of 2100 m (16 records); the type from Jalapa was collected at about 1410 m.
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