If purchased outdoors, plant now in full sun. It's drought-tolerant and hardy in Zone 7.
Several plants share this name. They need high humidity, consistent moisture (not wet, not dry), and bright indirect light. Tricky indoors; often killed by over/underwatering.
Resources: Dave's Garden, Greenwood Nursery, Midcity Nursery.
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