Peperomia exiguispica
A relatively large, slender, mostly unbranched epiphytic Peperomia from the Peruvian Amazon lowlands, with alternate lanceolate leaves 4–5 cm long and very thin spikes up to 9 cm. It is one of the warm lowland Peperomia, recorded at about 150–320 m. Grow it warm and humid, in shade, and never let it get cold.
Where it grows wild
It grows as an epiphyte on trees in lowland rainforest. The type came from Puerto Arturo on the lower RÃo Huallaga, and recent collections come from primary forest on swampy ground in Bahuaja-Sonene National Park.
Records range from about 155 to 320 m, all in the Amazon lowlands.
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