Peperomia flavescentifolia
A slender, pendulous, essentially hairless epiphytic peperomia from the Peruvian Amazon, with elliptic leaves 3–5 cm long that are yellowish and granular beneath and long, thin spikes. The type was collected near Iquitos at about 100 m, and it is assessed as Threatened. Grow it as a hot, humid lowland epiphyte, hanging from a mount or basket.
Where it grows wild
An epiphyte hanging from trees in wet lowland Amazonian forest. No further habitat detail is recorded.
The type was collected near Iquitos at about 100 m, and the single GBIF record also sits near Iquitos.
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