Rhaphidophora pusilla
A small climbing aroid from the humid forests of Cameroon, Equatorial Guinea and Gabon, listed as Vulnerable by the IUCN. Some botanists treat it as part of Rhaphidophora africana. Grow it warm and very humid, in shade, with something to climb.
Where it grows wild
Wikipedia gives its habitat as moist montane forest. The two GBIF records with coordinates are from dense humid forest on a riverbank at Mitemele in Equatorial Guinea (about 555 m) and from a trail near Kodmin in the Bakossi highlands of Cameroon (1520 m). The older Gabon collection is from the Crystal Mountains. Like other Rhaphidophora, it is a root climber on tree trunks.
The two sites with coordinates are at about 555 m and 1520 m.
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