Aspidistra babensis
A Vietnamese Aspidistra whose name points to Ba Be in the northern limestone country; it has no wild GBIF records. Grow it as a shade-loving karst forest-floor plant with warm summers, a cooler winter and steady moisture.
Where it grows wild
No habitat text was found. The epithet suggests Ba Be (Bac Kan province), an area of limestone karst forest, and the genus grows on shaded forest floors there.
No recorded elevations; the Ba Be karst lies at roughly 150-1,000 m.
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