Origin
The Episcia cupreata, commonly known as the Flame Violet, originates from Central and South America. The plant is predominantly found in warm, humid areas such as cloud forests. The Episcia cupreata is appreciated for its decorative properties by the local population and grows wild there.

Characteristics
The Episcia cupreata is a low growing perennial plant that produces beautiful, colourful flowers. The leaves are often copper-coloured or silvery green with beautiful patterns. The flowers of this plant are striking and often come in shades of red, orange, and yellow. It is a vigorous grower, which in suitable conditions blooms year round.

Care
The Episcia cupreata requires a warm and humid environment to grow well. It can be cultivated both indoors and outdoors, but outdoor cultivation requires the temperatures to remain fairly constant. Indirect light is most suitable for this plant. Moreover, the soil must be kept constantly lightly moist, without overwatering, to ensure healthy growth.