Dischidia longiflora
A long-flowered Dischidia from the Moluccas, described by Beccari in 1886. Only two wild records exist, one in the lowlands and one at about 1,460 m. Its needs are uncertain, so aim for warm-intermediate, humid conditions in bright filtered light.
Where it grows wild
Presumably an epiphyte in forest in the Moluccas. Little is published on this species beyond its original description, so conditions are built from the measured climate and what is known for epiphytic Dischidia.
Two records: about 100 m and about 1,460 m. That spread suggests a wide altitude range, or an error in one of the records.
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