Aspidistra chunxiuensis
A recently described Aspidistra from south-east China; its name points to the Chunxiu area of south-west Guangxi, a limestone karst region near the Vietnam border. Grow it as a deep-shade karst forest herb that likes warmth, moist humus and a mild, drier winter.
Where it grows wild
No habitat details reached us. The epithet and the genus pattern suggest shaded evergreen forest on limestone karst, where aspidistras grow from rhizomes in pockets of humus among rocks.
Elevation is unknown; the karst hills of south-west Guangxi are mostly low, around 200 to 800 m.
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