Scaphochlamys Sp

The plant genus you are asking about, Schapochlamys sp, appears to be related or possibly a misspelling of Sarcochlamys or Scaphochlamys. Based on available detailed information, Sarcochlamys pulcherrima (often confused with or related to similar-sounding names) is a small evergreen tree or shrub, while Scaphochlamys is a different genus under the ginger family native to Borneo and Southeast Asia. Since the user mentioned Schapochlamys, the closest detailed data are available for Sarcochlamys pulcherrima and general information on Scaphochlamys genus for care and adaptability. Here is detailed information on both for clarity:

Sarcochlamys pulcherrima (likely the intended species)
Description
A small evergreen tree or shrub, 2-6 meters tall.

Branchlets and leaf stalks are densely covered in velvet-like hairs.

Leaves are lance-shaped, leathery, dark green and nearly hairless on the upper surface, grayish woolly beneath.

Flowers are borne in cyme-like panicles; the species is dioecious (separate male and female plants).

Fruits are small achenes enclosed in a fleshy perianth.

Native to tropical rainforests and damp forests of the Eastern Himalaya, Northeast India, Bhutan, Yunnan (China), Myanmar, Thailand, and Indonesia.

Caring & Growing Conditions
Prefers tropical rainforest conditions with open and damp secondary forests or floodplains.

Occurs at altitudes of 800-1400 meters.

Requires well-drained and moist soil but tolerates damp sites.

Generally evergreen and hardy in its native environment but should be protected from extreme dry or cold conditions.

Used traditionally for medicinal purposes and as food (young shoots and leaves).

Flowering season is from April to June.

Adaptability
Adapted to humid tropical climates.

Thrives in open or partial shade but with good moisture availability.

Can tolerate some environmental stresses but is dependent on tropical or subtropical conditions.

Traditional use and natural range indicate it does not tolerate frost or dry, arid conditions well.

Scaphochlamys Genus (Zingiberaceae family, often confused by similar names)
Description
A genus of tropical plants in the ginger family, native mainly to Borneo and surrounding regions.

Generally herbs with rhizomes, growing in tropical rainforest undergrowth.

Known for various species with ornamental flowers and unique rhizomes.

Caring & Growing Conditions
Prefer humid, tropical rainforest conditions with shade to partial shade.

Requires rich, moist, well-drained soil.

Sensitive to cold and dry conditions.

Needs consistent watering but should avoid waterlogging.

Usually grown indoors or in greenhouses outside tropical zones.

Adaptability
Adapted to stable tropical environments.

Sensitive to changes in temperature and moisture.

Slow growing but resilient under ideal conditions.