Aspidistra obconica
A little-known Aspidistra from southeast China, known essentially from its original description. Like its relatives it is a slow, clump-forming forest-floor herb with leathery leaves and ground-level flowers, and it should be grown like a cool-tolerant cast-iron plant: shade, steady moisture and a cooler winter.
Where it grows wild
No habitat notes were found for this species; Chinese Aspidistra typically grow in humus or rock crevices on shaded slopes and ravines of broadleaf evergreen forest, often over limestone.
Elevation unknown; the climate site is a lowland region centroid (about 70 m) rather than a collection locality.
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