Aspidistra xuansonensis
A Vietnamese cast-iron plant described in 2014 and named after Xuan Son National Park in the limestone hills of northern Vietnam. Grow it in shade, warm and humid, in a free-draining limestone humus mix, with a cooler, drier winter.
Where it grows wild
Assumed from the genus and the park: a rhizomatous herb of evergreen forest floor on limestone karst, among rocks and leaf litter.
The records cluster at one site at about 600 m.
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