Primulina dryas
A rosette-forming Primulina (formerly Chirita) from shaded, rocky ravines in south China, including Hong Kong and Guangdong, often with silver-patterned leaves. It wants cool-season brightness without sun, high humidity and a well-drained mix.
Where it grows wild
Grows on moist rock faces and shaded streamside banks in subtropical forest ravines, as is typical of the genus.
Records are lowland, about 15–500 m.
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