Dracaena bueana
A rarely collected forest Dracaena from Cameroon, described by Engler in 1924 and presumably named after Buea on the slopes of Mount Cameroon. Almost nothing is published about it. Grow it as a warm, humid, shade-loving understory shrub.
Where it grows wild
No habitat details are available. It is assumed to grow in the understory of wet forest on the lower slopes of Mount Cameroon, like most of its Cameroonian relatives.
No elevation is recorded; the measured site is at 900 m, and Buea lies at about 900–1,000 m.
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