Aeschynanthus linearifolius
Aeschynanthus linearifolius is a narrow-leaved lipstick-vine from the high mountains of Yunnan, Tibet, Myanmar and northeast India, recorded at 1,500–3,100 m. It is one of the coldest-growing Aeschynanthus, with near-freezing winter nights, and it needs a real cool, dry winter.
Where it grows wild
An epiphyte of montane broadleaf and mixed forest, growing on mossy trunks and sometimes on rocks. With 89 records it is fairly well collected, but habitat notes were not reachable, so details are generalised.
28 records give 1,525–3,100 m, median 2,300 m.
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