Peperomia silvarum
A high-Andean Peperomia from the Bolivian Yungas and upper montane slopes, with most records around 3,400 m. It needs cool days, cold nights and a drier, brighter winter; warm, stagnant indoor conditions are the main risk. Little is published beyond the description, so these conditions are built from the measured climate and what is typical for high-elevation Andean Peperomia.
Where it grows wild
Recorded from montane forest and shrubby slopes on the eastern Andes of Bolivia, mostly near the upper forest limit. High-elevation Andean Peperomia of this kind usually grow in moss on rocks, banks and tree bases in broken shade; the exact microhabitat of this species is not documented.
Records span 1,057–3,602 m, with a median of 3,400 m; most collections come from 2,800–3,500 m.
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