Aglaonema brevispathum
A small Aglaonema, solitary to clump-forming and up to 30 cm tall, with a creeping, branching stem and lanceolate leaves. Unusually for the genus it grows in lowland dry dipterocarp forest, often on river banks, from Myanmar and Thailand to Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam. Grow it warm with a clear drier winter.
Where it grows wild
Lowland dry dipterocarp forest, often along river banks, at 100–450 m. The repent stem branches and roots along the ground.
Published range 100–450 m; the few GBIF elevations run 119–1030 m with a median of 200 m.
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