Peperomia parvicaulis
A minute epiphytic Peperomia from Sumatra, with densely hairy stems that root at the base. The type was collected on trees near Mount Dempo at about 1100 m. It is poorly known and assessed as threatened, and nothing is published about its cultivation.
Where it grows wild
It grows as a tiny epiphyte on trees in wet submontane forest. Mossy trunks in this zone are shaded but humid.
Submontane. The type was collected at about 1100 m.
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