Chamaedorea verecunda Size:9cm drought-adapted succulent

drought-adapted succulent

which enhances its metallic sheen

Growth habit: Vining habit - benefits from a support to climb

oval-shaped leaves and delicate white to pale pink flowers that bloom intermittently throughout the year

Chamaedorea verecunda Size:9cm drought-adapted succulentChamaedorea verecunda is a small, solitary understorey palm from Panama, where it is known from cloud forest near the Continental Divide in the La Fortuna region of Chiriqu at around 1200 to 1400 m elevation. It is a simple leaved species rather than the more familiar feather leaved Chamaedorea types, and in habitat it grows in very wet forest, including forested ridges near small streams. Chamaedorea verecunda has a slender stem, often somewhat