Paphiopedilum tranlienianum
A small slipper orchid of the limestone karst of northern Vietnam (Cao Bằng and neighbouring provinces), recorded at 475–725 m. It expects warm, wet summers and a cool, dry winter, like its karst relatives.
Where it grows wild
No habitat notes are on the records. Like its Vietnamese karst relatives it most likely roots in humus pockets on shaded limestone.
The two dated records are at 475 m and 725 m.
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