Peperomia trichophylla
A small epiphytic Peperomia endemic to Madagascar, with weak, flexible, densely hairy stems and small dark green leaves hairy on both faces. It grows on trunks in humid evergreen forest of the eastern escarpment and central highlands at about 650–1400 m. It suits a humid terrarium with mild temperatures, moderate light and a mounted or very airy medium.
Where it grows wild
An epiphyte on tree trunks in dense, humid, evergreen mid-altitude forest, including sites such as Andasibe-Mantadia, Zahamena, Anjozorobe, Tsinjoarivo and the forests of Anosy in the south-east.
GBIF specimens with elevations range from about 670 to 1400 m, median about 960 m.
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