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Endemic to Hawaiian Islands. Elevation around 3880ft/1183m. This species is becoming more rare (especially on the Big Island) and is currently a 'species of concern'. They do not self pollinate and require an unknown insect pollinator. This plant was likely planted as part of the Park Service management/restoration strategy.
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Endemic to Hawaiian Islands. Elevation around 3880ft/1183m. This species is becoming more rare (especially on the Big Island) and is currently a 'species of concern'. They do not self pollinate and require an unknown insect pollinator. This plant was likely planted as part of the Park Service management/restoration strategy.
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Endemic to Hawaiian Islands. Note succulent rhizome right portion of photo.
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Endemic to the Hawaiian Islands and one of only 3 native orchids in Hawaii. This was possibly a planted cutting by the NPS. Elevation around 3900ft/1189m
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Endemic to the Hawaiian Islands and one of only 3 native orchids in Hawaii. This was possibly a planted cutting by the NPS. Elevation around 3900ft/1189m
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Endemic to the Hawaiian Islands and one of only 3 native orchids in Hawaii. This was possibly a planted cutting by the NPS. Elevation around 3900ft/1189m
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Photograph of Anoectochilus sandvicensis.
