Peperomia villipetiola
A stemless peperomia endemic to Peru, with long-stalked, rounded, heart-based leaves that are softly hairy underneath, and thin spikes of tiny white flowers. It is poorly documented: there is no published habitat, elevation or wild record, so the care below is inferred from its genus and treated as tentative.
Where it grows wild
No habitat has been published. Stemless, hairy-leaved peperomias from Peru usually grow on shaded soil banks, mossy rocks or tree bases in humid montane forest, but this has not been confirmed for this species.
Unknown. No elevation is recorded for this species.
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