Coelogyne brachygyne
A little-documented Coelogyne endemic to Sumatra. Most records sit in the island's mountains at roughly 1,750–2,400 m, so treat it as a cool-to-intermediate, constantly moist epiphyte rather than a lowland hothouse orchid.
Where it grows wild
Little is published beyond the original description. Going by the record sites and by Sumatran montane Coelogyne in general, it most likely grows as an epiphyte on mossy trunks and branches in wet montane forest.
Three of the four records are at about 1,750–2,420 m; one record near 76 m is probably mislocated or a herbarium locality.
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