Aeschynanthus membranifolius
A thin-leaved lipstick plant of shaded evergreen forest in southeast Thailand, the Cardamom Mountains and southern Vietnam, at 100–950 m. It often grows near waterfalls and streams, even hanging down wet rock faces. Grow it warm, shaded and humid, easing off a little in the short dry season.
Where it grows wild
Recorded from evergreen forest on granite, from streamsides and waterfalls (Kathing Falls, Khao Soi Dao), and from 'very damp rock face hanging in a cascade' at Khao Takrup. It grows on trees and on wet rock.
Specimens come from 100 to 950 m, with a median of 342 m.
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