Stromanthe stromanthoides
A clump-forming prayer-plant relative (Marantaceae) of wet forest understory in the northern Andean foothills and western Amazon. Little is published on it specifically; treat it like other forest-floor Stromanthe: shade, constant warmth, high humidity and evenly moist, airy soil.
Where it grows wild
Shaded floor and edges of lowland and premontane wet forest, often along streams and in disturbed clearings.
Mostly 400–2000 m on the Andean slopes, median about 920 m, with some Amazonian lowland records.
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