Aeschynanthus lineatus
An epiphytic lipstick plant from the monsoon mountains of Yunnan, northern Myanmar and northern Thailand, usually found at about 1500–2200 m. It is a cool-to-intermediate grower that expects a mild, very wet summer and a dry winter with cold nights.
Where it grows wild
It grows epiphytically in montane evergreen forest. Detailed habitat notes for this species are scarce, so this is inferred from its recorded elevations and from related Aeschynanthus in the same forests.
Records span 762–2240 m, with a median of 1900 m.
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