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Bulbophyllum
abbreviatum
A small size species that occurs in
lowland tropical rainforest of Peninsular Malaysia.
The plant is about 3 - 4" tall with pseudobulbs
measuing 1.5 - 2 cm tall and leaves 9 - 10 cm
long. It is capable of producing a ring of 8
- 10 flowers each about 2cm tall, variable in
colors ranging from red, orange and brown.
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Bulbophyllum
acuminatum
A lowland species found in Thailand,
Burma and Penninsular Malaysia and Borneo. Flowers
may appears in red, orange and yellow with brownish
gradient tone. Best mounted on fern bark slabs
or wooden sticks and keep it in humid and warm
places. Keep in airy places.
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Bulbophyllum
aff. acuminatum
This species is found in humid, exposed
forest of Sarawak, Borneo, the plant looks similar
to Bulbophyllum accuminiatum but differs slightly
from the Malaysian form. Their flowers are shorter
and have a maroon-purple pigments scattered on
a cream colored sepals. |
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Bulbophyllum
affine
(Indo-China region, Myanamar, Thailand, Taiwan)
This species occurs in evergreen forest
from elevations of 600 to 1800 meters. |
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Bulbophyllum
ambrosia
(South China, Vietnam)
This species grows in evergreen and semi-deciduous
forest at elevations of 300 to 1100 meters, often
growing as a lithophyte on limestome cliffs or
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Bulbophyllum
anceps
This species can be found in many parts
of Borneo. It has glossy, hard & succulent
pseudobulbs. Usually an inflorescence carries
about 2-3 small flowers.It is a slow grower &
usually mounted on branches or fern trunks. Fern
slabs are fine. Keep them airy incase of rots.
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Bulbophyllum
annandalei "Malaysia form" (Malaysia,
Thailand)
This species can be considered one of
the most beautiful species within the genus. It
can produce up to 7 flowers each measure about
1 to 2 inches long. Malaysian form generally have
red stripes.
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Bulbophyllum
annandalei "Thai form" (Malaysia,
Thailand)
The ones from Thailand are generally has less
of red and more of yellow. The lip is yellow and
has very little red pigment on its lateral sepals. |
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Bulbophyllum
antenniferum
(Indonesia, Borneo,Philippines)
This is a lowland species that grows
around 500m a.s.l. The flowers are very unique
because of the upright dorsal sepal and the 2
joined lateral sepals. They grow well in warm
conditions with well draining medium or slab.
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Bulbophyllum
arfakianum
(Papua New Guinea)
This species occurs in the Mt. Arfak,
in Papua New Guinea. It is rare in cultivation
and has interesting flowers. Flowers only measure
2" long.
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Bulbophyllum
auratum "Pink form"
This species can be found in Borneo,
West Malaysia and Sumatrana. It glossy flowers
may appear in pink, white and yellow, usually
covered with a transparent layer of slime. They
grow in clusters of 10-40 pseudobulbs in humind
and warm forest. Keep them airy incase of rots.
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Bulbophyllum
auratum "White form"
The white form is from West Malaysia.
It is popular among people due to its clean &
attractive white flowers. For impressive presentation,
grow them into specimen size and wait for them
to mass flowering. They can be grown on fern trunk
or slabs or on an overturned clay pot. |
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Bulbophyllum
auratum "Yellow form"
The yellow form is from Borneo. Yellow
that intense is rarely seen in cultivation. little
is known about it. |
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Bulbophyllum
aff. baucoense (Indoneisa)
This originated from indonesia and
the actual orgin is unknown. It has deep purple
leaves and pseudobulbs that makes it unique.
Flowers look very similar to bulbophyllum longiflorum
but shorter and are often in pink with yellow
sepals.
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Bulbophyllum
bicolor (Thailand)
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Bulbophyllum
biflorum (Malaysia, Thailand, Borneo)
This is a widely distributed species
that produces very variable flowers depending
on location. he flwoers are about 10cm long by
1.5cm wide. They occur in warm humid forest.
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Bulbophyllum
biflorum (Malaysia, Thailand, Borneo)
The albino clone of this species was
discovered in Borneo. The flowers are complely
light yellow. |
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Bulbophyllum
binnendijkii (Indonesia)
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Bulbophyllum
blepharistes Reichb.f.
Distributed in Thailand, Burma, Vietnam
and laos. The dorsal sepal are recurved, sepals
light greenish yellow with thin purple lines.
Pseudobulbs are 3 - 4cm tall, globular-ovoid and
4 angled. Leaves are in pairs, 4-8 cm long by
1.5 - 2cm wide. |
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Bulbophyllum
blumei
Blumei can be found in both Thailand
and Malaysia. It grows well when given sufficient
light and heat. Keep them in a humid and warm
place. Watch out during the rainy season as they
are likely to rots. |
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Bulbophyllum
brienianum
This lowland, free-flowering species
is found in Malaysia, Borneo and Sumatra. It is
commonly mistaken as Bulb.makoyanum. Grow them
on fern slaps or in pots of perlite or sphagnum
if environment is dry. They prefer humid places.
Keep them airy incase of rots.
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Bulbophyllum
burfordiense
This species according to an expert,
it may well be Bulb.grandiflorum. The picture
shows the albino form of Bulb.grandiflorum. There
was little knownledge about its orgin and rarely
seen. |
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Bulbophyllum
careyanum
This is a species from Thailand, it is
rather free-flowering and easy to grow. |
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Bulbophyllum
carunculatum (Borneo, Philippines)
One of the larger species with an average
plant height of 46cm. It is a lowland species
that grows in humid and warm forest. The flowers
are bright yellow and can be potted or mounted
on fern slab.
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Bulbophyllum
carunculatum var.areum |
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Bulbophyllum
cercanthum (Malaysia)
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A
flowering size plant of 3 - 5 bulbs with 3 - 4"
leaves. |
25
USD |
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Bulbophyllum
cheiropetalum
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Bulbophyllum
chloranthum (Indonesia)
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A
flowering size plant of 3 - 5 bulbs with 1 - 2"
leaves. |
15
USD |
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Bulbophyllum
claptonense
This is probably is the most varied species,
with all sorts of colors and shapes. Some lobbii
produces fragrance.
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Bulbophyllum
cleistogamum (Malaysia and Indonesia)
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Bulbophyllum
coniferum
It was seen in cultivation, and seemed
to grow well under high altitude conditions. It
was said to be from Pahang, Malaysia. |
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¦Bulbophyllum
contortisepalum
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Bulbophyllum
cornutum
(Malaysia)
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Bulbophyllum
corolliferum
A common lowland Malaysian species. It
has an amazing reddish-purple flower, usually
arranged in a full circle. Grow them on inexpensive
wooden twigs or fern bark slaps. They like humid
places.
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Bulbophyllum
coweniorum
This is a free flowering Thailand species.
Growth form looks like Bulb.lobbii. Grow them
on fern slabs or trunks. Can also be grown them
a mix of sphagnum and charcoal. In case of rots,
remove rotten materials immediately. |
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Bulbophyllum
dearei (Philippines, Borneo, Malaysia)
This is a lowland species that grows
from 700m to 1200m as a epiphyte and lithophyte.
Their flowers are variable depending on location
and this particular clone is the Philippines.
Can be mounted on slabs or in potted.
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Bulbophyllum
decurviscapum (Borneo)
This species can be grown in lowland
conditions. They are a dry species that survive
on aerial humidity and can rot easily when over
watered.
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Bulbophyllum
echinolabium
This is an uncommon species from Indonesia.
It has the largest flower, around 15cm tall. Grow
them in pots of charcoal-sphagnum or perlite.
Can also be grown on fern slabs. Keep it in warm
and humid places.Keep them airy ito prevent rots.
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