Aeschynanthus volubilis
A slender twining lipstick plant of western Malesia, recorded from Sumatra, Java, Peninsular Malaysia, Borneo and the Nicobars. The measured sites are cool and misty (about 24 C days, 18 C nights), which points to submontane forest rather than hot lowlands.
Where it grows wild
A climbing and trailing epiphyte (volubilis means twining) on trees in humid forest; the measured climate suggests mostly submontane sites.
Few records carry an elevation, but the altitude-corrected temperatures match roughly 1,000-1,500 m.
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