Aspidistra longjiangensis
A little-known cast-iron plant whose name refers to the Longjiang area of southern China; we have no wild records or measured climate for it. Grow it like other subtropical Chinese Aspidistra: deep shade, steady moisture, and a cool but frost-free winter.
Where it grows wild
Nothing species-specific was found. The genus grows in leaf litter on the floor of evergreen broadleaf forest, often among limestone rocks in karst country.
Unknown; most southern Chinese Aspidistra grow from low hills to about 1,500 m.
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