Aerides lawrenceae
A large monopodial epiphyte from the Philippines, prized for long pendent sprays of waxy, fragrant cream flowers tipped in purple. It comes from hot, humid lowland forest, so it wants warmth, bright filtered light and drenching water with fast drying.
Where it grows wild
Epiphytic on trunks and branches of trees in warm lowland and lower montane forest, typically in bright, airy positions.
Generally reported from lowland to lower montane forest, roughly up to 500 m; no measured elevations were available.
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