Primulina albicalyx
A little-known Chinese rock gesneriad recorded from the limestone karst of northwest Guangxi, known from very few wild records. Treat it like other karst Primulina: a shaded, humid rock-dweller that wants warm wet summers, a cool drier winter and a fast-draining mineral mix.
Where it grows wild
Only one wild record exists, in limestone karst country of Guangxi. Like most Primulina it most likely grows on shaded limestone cliffs, boulders and cave mouths in evergreen forest, which is inferred from the genus rather than documented for this species.
The single record sits at about 280 m in low karst hills; the true elevation range is unknown.
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