Coelogyne brachyptera
A warm-growing Coelogyne of seasonally dry Indochina that grows hot and wet in the monsoon and then rests through a dry, sunny winter. Bright light, a firm winter dry-down and cooler nights from December to February are the keys to flowering.
Where it grows wild
An epiphyte, sometimes on rocks, in seasonally dry lowland and hill forest of mainland Southeast Asia, judged from the measured sites and the genus; no habitat account was found.
The two measured sites in Thailand are at about 50–200 m; the species may also occur higher in the hills of Myanmar, Laos and Vietnam.
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