Anoectochilus sanguineus
A jewel orchid from Peninsular Malaysia, grown for its dark, red-tinged, veined foliage. Like its relatives it lives on the deeply shaded, constantly humid forest floor, and does best in a terrarium with low light, high humidity and moving air.
Where it grows wild
No species-specific habitat account was reachable. Anoectochilus in Malaysia creep through leaf litter and moss on the floor of humid hill and montane forest, often near streams. This is generalised from the genus.
Unknown; Malaysian Anoectochilus are mostly hill and lower montane plants, around 500–1500 m.
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