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codonanthe devosiana
Codonanthe devosiana is native to the Atlantic Forest in southeastern Brazil. As part of the Gesneriaceae (African violet) family, it grows as an epiphyte—meaning it roots into tree bark and often naturally coexists with tree-dwelling ants.
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At a glance
- Plant type
- aroid
- Size
- medium 15–30cm
- Light
- Bright Indirect
- Humidity
- 50%–85%
Native context
Where it belongs
- Countries
- Brazil
- Ecosystems
- Dry forest, Moist forest, Wet forest
- Elevation
- Lowland (0–500 m)
- Flowering
- Unknown
About this plant
Codonanthe devosiana is native to the Atlantic Forest in southeastern Brazil. As part of the Gesneriaceae (African violet) family, it grows as an epiphyte—meaning it roots into tree bark and often naturally coexists with tree-dwelling ants.
Stable BJURNY record: tx_fbd23200bff5475b8be3