Cypripedium ventricosum
A cold-hardy lady's slipper of Siberia, the Russian Far East, Mongolia, Korea and northeast China, close to C. macranthos and C. calceolus. It needs a long freezing winter dormancy and a short, mild summer in moist, open woodland.
Where it grows wild
Not well documented for this species; related slipper orchids of the region grow in open birch, larch and mixed forest, at forest edges and in moist meadows on humus-rich, often neutral to calcareous soils.
Climate sites at 175–480 m; recorded elevations are scarce.
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