Aeschynanthus madulidii
A little-known lipstick plant described in 2001 from montane forest on the path to Thumb Peak in Palawan, at 850–1,000 m. Nothing is published on its ecology beyond the collection data, so grow it like other warm, intermediate Philippine Aeschynanthus in bright shade and high humidity.
Where it grows wild
The only documented collections are living specimens from 1998, taken on the trail from base camp toward Thumb Peak in central Palawan. The genus is almost entirely epiphytic in wet forest.
Collected at 850–1,000 m.
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