Dendrobium densiflorum
A cane-type Dendrobium from the eastern Himalaya and southern China that carries hanging clusters of many golden-yellow flowers in spring. It grows on trees and rocks in monsoon forest and, like its relatives in section Densiflora, flowers best after a cooler, drier winter.
Where it grows wild
An epiphyte or lithophyte on tree trunks and rocks in hill and mountain forest. Its thick, club-shaped stems carry three or four leathery leaves near the top.
Wikipedia gives about 400–1000 m. Few records carry an elevation, so this was not measured.
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