Dendrobium lindleyi
A compact, clustering Dendrobium, long grown as Dendrobium aggregatum, from the monsoon forests of southern China, north-east India and mainland South-east Asia. It carries short pseudobulbs with a single leathery leaf and produces hanging sprays of golden-yellow flowers in spring. The key to flowering is a bright position and a cool, dry winter rest, mimicking the monsoon dry season.
Where it grows wild
An epiphyte on branches in seasonally dry deciduous and semi-evergreen forest in hills and mountains, often in bright positions.
GBIF records with an elevation range from about 200 to 2250 m, with half below about 625 m.
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