Bulbophyllum catenulatum Pescarhyncha reflecting its cloud forest habitat

reflecting its cloud forest habitat

The goal is consistent moisture

so it should be protected from any direct sun

This elegant species is prized by collectors for its refined beauty and scent

pendulous lateral sepals tapering to pale tips and a small dorsal sepal adorned with slender dark caudae

Bulbophyllum catenulatum Pescarhyncha reflecting its cloud forest habitatThis small epiphyte lithophyte, is native to the Philippines, growing between 1000 and 1800 meters in altitude. It features clustered pseudobulbs with a single apical leaf and is considered a warm to cool growing species. Light: Requires bright, indirect light. Avoid strong direct sun; filtered exposure (east or west) is ideal. Temperature: Tolerates a wide range (warm to cool), but prefers temperatures between 60 80F (16 27C). Cool nights are