Bulbophyllum longissimum Oxalidaceae It produces terminal inflorescences that

It produces terminal inflorescences that bear large

but avoid intense midday sun

Light: Aspasia epidendroides prefers bright

fleshy orange labellum that stands out boldly against the tepals

hot to cool-growing epiphyte

Bulbophyllum longissimum Oxalidaceae It produces terminal inflorescences thatA fragrant intermediate to warm growing epiphyte from the forests of Southeast Asia, producing pendant umbellate inflorescences with several simultaneously opening flowers. Each bloom bears extraordinarily elongated, strongly veined lateral sepals terminating in long ciliate filaments, a small hairy dorsal sepal, diminutive fringed petals, and contrasting yellow labelos one of the most elegant pendant inflorescences in the genus. Light: Bright