Arisaema ringens
A hardy cobra lily from coastal East Asia with two broad, glossy three-part leaves and a hooded, helmet-like spathe striped green or purple. It is a tuberous woodland plant with a true winter dormancy, best grown outdoors or with a cold winter rest.
Where it grows wild
Shaded forest floor in warm-temperate lowland woods of Japan, southern Korea, Taiwan and coastal China, in moist, humus-rich soil.
Recorded from 25 to about 460 m, median 180 m.
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