Aeschynanthus janowskyi
An epiphytic Aeschynanthus from New Guinea, described by Schlechter in the 1920s and known from very few collections, including one from the Siriwo River in western New Guinea. Care is inferred from hot, wet lowland rainforest and from the genus.
Where it grows wild
The only georeferenced specimen is from the Siriwo River in lowland Papua (Indonesia). Its microhabitat is not recorded; it is an epiphyte, as Wikipedia notes.
The only record is from the lowlands.
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