Dracaena aubryana
A West and Central African understory shrub, 0.3–2.5 m tall, forming clumps of erect, usually unbranched stems. It grows in deep shade in mist forest and riverine forest, so it tolerates low light well. It suits a warm, shaded room or large greenhouse and does not need extreme humidity.
Where it grows wild
Deep, shady places in more or less undisturbed moist forest, including mist forest and riverine forest; herbarium labels also note secondary and disturbed forest and stream sides. It is naturalised in shaded, wet gulches in Hawaii.
From near sea level up to about 1,440 m; most GBIF records with elevations are below about 850 m.
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