Dendrobium findlayanum
Findlay's dendrobium, a deciduous species of section Dendrobium from Myanmar, Thailand, Laos, Vietnam and Yunnan, known for its knotted, swollen internodes and pale pink-and-white flowers with a yellow lip. Like its relatives it grows through a hot, wet monsoon and flowers after a cool, dry winter rest.
Where it grows wild
Epiphyte on trees in seasonally dry hill forest, in fairly bright light; typical of section Dendrobium rather than documented for this species in detail.
No record carries an elevation; the measured nights suggest hill sites, roughly in the 800–1,500 m band.
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