Anoectochilus hainanensis
A jewel orchid endemic to Hainan, grown for its velvety veined leaves. Like other Anoectochilus it needs deep shade, constantly humid but moving air, and a cooler, drier winter.
Where it grows wild
Terrestrial in humus and moss on the floor of shaded evergreen forest, inferred from the genus.
No recorded elevations; the climate point sits at about 230 m, while Hainan's jewel orchids mostly grow in hill and montane forest higher up.
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