Dendrobium sarcochilus
A New Caledonian endemic of the Cannaeorchis group, with tall cane-like stems and fleshy flowers. It is well recorded (63 wild records) in hill forest from near sea level to about 900 m, where winters are noticeably cooler and drier.
Where it grows wild
An epiphyte in humid hill and lower montane forest; Cannaeorchis species grow as clumps of stiff leafy canes on trunks and branches, often in fairly bright positions. Habitat detail is inferred from the group.
36 records carry an elevation: 50–914 m, median 590 m.
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