Coelogyne fimbriata
An easy, free-flowering miniature Coelogyne from southern China to the eastern Himalaya and Indochina, making creeping mats of small pseudobulbs. It wants bright shade, a warm wet summer and a cool, drier winter rest.
Where it grows wild
Epiphytic on trees, occasionally on rocks, in lower montane forest; forms spreading colonies along a creeping rhizome.
Literature gives 900–1500 m; GBIF records span 400–1850 m, median 1175 m.
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