There is not a lot of information on the internet.  We referenced the New York Botanical Garden IIustrated, Encyclopedia of Horticulture by Thomas H. Everett.
You may be able to find in the library.
This plant is native to warm parts of China and southeastern Asia. The plant grows outdoors in the humid tropics.  It thrives in ordinary soil in part shade. The plant also grows in a greenhouse or conservatory  as a foliage plant in containers.  It thrives in well drained fertile soil.  Repotting when needed in late winter or early spring. Water to keep soil uniformly moist from spring through fall and drier in winter.  Well rooted specimens benefit from regular dilute applications of fertilizer. Likes Temperatures of 55-60 at night and a few degrees more by day. They like a fairly humid atmosphere and some shade from summer sun.                                         mh