Peperomia yananoensis
A Peruvian Peperomia described by Trelease from a single 1923 collection at Yanano, Huánuco, at about 1800 m. The label records it in crevices of rock cliffs. Grow it as a small lithophyte: bright, well drained and allowed to dry between waterings.
Where it grows wild
Rock-cliff crevices, according to Macbride's 1923 label. That suggests a lithophyte in thin, fast-drying pockets of soil.
The collection is from 1800–1829 m, in the montane zone of the Huánuco valleys.
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