Arisaema burmaense
A rarely recorded tuberous Arisaema from Myanmar and south-central China, known from almost no field records, so its care has to be built from the genus and the monsoon climate of its range. Treat it like other subtropical Asian Arisaema: a summer-growing woodland aroid that dies back to a tuber for a cool, fairly dry winter.
Where it grows wild
Little is published on its habitat; Asian Arisaema of this region typically grow in leaf litter on forest floors, forest margins and shrubby slopes with dappled shade.
No wild records carry an elevation; the two climate sites sit at roughly 460 m and 1,000 m, which is only a guide.
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