Paphiopedilum kimballianum
Paphiopedilum × kimballianum is a natural hybrid from northern Borneo, usually given as P. rothschildianum × P. dayanum. It is multifloral and wants warm, bright-shaded conditions like its parents, with some calcium in the mix.
Where it grows wild
No specific habitat data were found. The likely parents grow around Mount Kinabalu in Sabah: P. rothschildianum on steep ultramafic slopes and P. dayanum on the floor of hill forest. The hybrid presumably occurs where the two meet.
Probably 500–1200 m, where the parents' ranges overlap. This is inferred, not recorded.
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