Dracaena hokouensis
A dracaena described in 1992 from Hekou in southern Yunnan (Chinese 河口龙血树), also recorded from southern China, Vietnam and Thailand. It comes from a monsoon climate with hot wet summers and cool, drier winters, and is best grown warm in summer with a cool, drier rest.
Where it grows wild
Forest in the monsoon zone of southern China and northern Indochina; habitat details were not found in the sources we reached, so it is treated as a forest shrub in partial shade.
Measured sites are between about 70 and 1,010 m.
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