Anoectochilus calcareus
A jewel orchid of limestone forests in northern and central Vietnam and southern China, at about 450–1550 m. Like other Anoectochilus it is a small terrestrial plant of deep shade that wants constantly humid, still-but-fresh air and a cooler, drier winter.
Where it grows wild
Terrestrial in leaf litter and moss on limestone in evergreen forest, as the name suggests; detail from the genus.
Recorded at 450–1550 m, median about 1150 m.
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