Cypripedium yinshanicum
A recently described lady's-slipper orchid from the Yinshan mountains of Inner Mongolia. It is a fully hardy, deciduous terrestrial orchid that needs a long, cold winter dormancy and cool, moist, well-aerated soil in summer.
Where it grows wild
Nothing species-specific was reachable. Northern Chinese Cypripedium grow in open birch and larch woods, at woodland edges and in montane meadows.
Unknown. The Yinshan range rises to about 1,500–2,300 m.
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