Arisaema concinnum
A Himalayan cobra lily of mid- to high-elevation forest, from Nepal and northern India to Tibet, Yunnan and Myanmar. It grows through the cool, very wet summer monsoon and spends the cold, dry winter as a dormant tuber, so it suits a cool-temperate shade garden or a cool, bright room rather than a warm tropical setup.
Where it grows wild
A tuberous forest-floor aroid of Himalayan mixed and conifer forest and forest edges; the microhabitat is inferred from the genus and the recorded elevations rather than described for this species.
Recorded at 1050–3300 m, median 2470 m.
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