Arisaema galeatum
An Eastern Himalayan cobra lily from montane forest near 2,500 m, with a hooded spathe and a winter-dormant tuber. It wants cool, humid, shady summers and a cold, dry winter rest, much like other Himalayan Arisaema.
Where it grows wild
Shady, humus-rich floor of temperate broadleaf and mixed forest in the Eastern Himalaya, in the monsoon belt. Detail beyond this is inferred from related Himalayan species.
Recorded elevations cluster around 2,500 m; one climate site at about 4,200 m in Tibet looks too high.
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