Aspidistra acetabuliformis
A South-East Chinese Aspidistra named for its cup- or saucer-shaped flowers, borne at soil level. No climate data are available, so grow it like other southern Chinese karst Aspidistra: shade, warm wet summers, a cooler, drier winter and a gritty limestone mix.
Where it grows wild
Assumed from the genus and region: shaded floor of subtropical broadleaf or karst forest, with rhizomes in humus among rocks. No species-specific habitat notes were checked.
No elevations recorded.
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