Aeschynanthus superbus
A large, pendulous epiphyte up to about 2 m long, found from the eastern Himalaya and Myanmar to Yunnan, northern Thailand and Vietnam, mostly at 1,300–2,200 m. It grows in evergreen hill forest, often over streams, and needs a cool, drier winter.
Where it grows wild
Labels describe a pendulous epiphyte on tree trunks in broadleaf evergreen and hill evergreen forest, often on trees overhanging streams, including remnant warm-temperate forest in Vietnam.
Recorded from about 600 m to 2,170 m, median about 1,350 m.
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