Acidosasa — 7 species
Botanical species in the genus Acidosasa recorded in the PlantPeers database.
Acidosasa breviclavata
Acidosasa breviclavata
Family: Poaceae
Cultivation
Acidosasa species are native from low to moderate elevations in the moist subtropical regions of southeast China. Whilst many of them experience occasional light to moderate frosts in their native environment, none of them are very cold-tolerant. They can generally be grown outdoors in areas with very mild winters and with at least moderate levels of rainfall.
Full cultivation guide →Acidosasa chinensis
Acidosasa chinensis
Family: Poaceae
Cultivation
Acidosasa species are native from low to moderate elevations in the moist subtropical regions of southeast China. Whilst many of them experience occasional light to moderate frosts in their native environment, none of them are very cold-tolerant. They can generally be grown outdoors in areas with very mild winters and with at least moderate levels of rainfall.
Full cultivation guide →Acidosasa edulis
Acidosasa edulis
Family: Poaceae
Cultivation
Acidosasa species are native from low to moderate elevations in the moist subtropical regions of southeast China. Whilst many of them experience occasional light to moderate frosts in their native environment, none of them are very cold-tolerant. They can generally be grown outdoors in areas with very mild winters and with at least moderate levels of rainfall.
Full cultivation guide →Acidosasa guangxiensis
Acidosasa guangxiensis
Family: Poaceae
Cultivation
Acidosasa species are native from low to moderate elevations in the moist subtropical regions of southeast China. Whilst many of them experience occasional light to moderate frosts in their native environment, none of them are very cold-tolerant. They can generally be grown outdoors in areas with very mild winters and with at least moderate levels of rainfall.
Full cultivation guide →Acidosasa lingchuanensis
Acidosasa lingchuanensis
Family: Poaceae
Cultivation
Acidosasa species are native from low to moderate elevations in the moist subtropical regions of southeast China. Whilst many of them experience occasional light to moderate frosts in their native environment, none of them are very cold-tolerant. They can generally be grown outdoors in areas with very mild winters and with at least moderate levels of rainfall.
Full cultivation guide →Acidosasa notata
Acidosasa notata
Family: Poaceae
Cultivation
Acidosasa notata is cultivated in the warm temperate to subtropical zones of southeast China, where it is said to be hardy to at least -7°c. Succeeds in most soils but prefers a good loamy soil in a sheltered position in semi-shade. Requires deep shade and a position sheltered from north and east winds.
Full cultivation guide →Acidosasa purpurea
Acidosasa purpurea
Family: Poaceae
Cultivation
Acidosasa species are native from low to moderate elevations in the moist subtropical regions of southeast China. Whilst many of them experience occasional light to moderate frosts in their native environment, none of them are very cold-tolerant. They can generally be grown outdoors in areas with very mild winters and with at least moderate levels of rainfall.
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