Dracaena cambodiana
A small, branching dragon tree from Hainan, Indochina, Thailand and Assam, known in China as a source of dragon's blood resin. It grows from near sea level to about 1,400 m, often in drier, open forest. Grow it bright, warm and on the dry side in winter.
Where it grows wild
Wild records come from Vietnam, Hainan, Thailand, Laos and Cambodia. It is assumed to grow in open, seasonally dry forest and scrub, often on rocky or limestone hills.
Recorded elevations are 5–1,440 m, though only four records carry one.
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