Grammatophyllum scriptum var. citrinum

Grammatophyllum scriptum var. citrinum is found in Borneo, the Lesser Sunda Islands, the Moluccas, The Philippines, Sulawesi, the Solomon Islands, the Bismark Archipelago, Papua and New Guinea, Fiji and Santa Cruz Islands in lowland and costal forests at elevations of sea level to 100 meters overhanging beaches, lagoons, and coconut plantations on tree trunks and branches and likes bright light as a large to giant sized, hot growing epiphyte with ovoid to ellipsoid, laterally compressed pseudobulbs carrying 5 to 8 broad, coriaceous, linear-ligulate, dull green, basally clasping leaves that blooms on a basal, 120 cm long, erect to arching, many, waxy flowered, racemose inflorescence arising on a mature pseudobulb that has imperfect flowers at the bottom few rows and many [100], waxy, color variable, heavy textured, campanulate flowers occuring in the late spring or summer.