Cypripedium lentiginosum
A rare spotted lady's slipper from the limestone mountains of southeastern Yunnan and northern Vietnam. Like its relatives it is a deciduous terrestrial orchid that needs a cold winter rest, cool humid summers and a loose, humus-rich, limestone-influenced mix.
Where it grows wild
Few published details were reachable. Related Cypripedium of this region grow in leaf litter on shaded, humus-covered limestone slopes in broadleaf forest at montane elevations.
Montane; likely well above the 116–1010 m of the measured sites (genus-level inference).
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