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| TD283 | | Bulbophyllum longiflorum 'A-doribil Gold'.
Mauritius to New Guinea..
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 Gallery | | The original description by Thouars cites Mauritius as the origin – but the species apparently ranges all the way over to New Guinea and Fiji. This select cultivar has a Cirrhopetalum-like umbel with 2 ¼” long pale yellow flowers set off by brilliant red petals and red-spotted dorsal sepal tip and filament. Solicited many comments when shown at our local Society meeting.
Easy – desirable.
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| TD130 | | Bulbophyllum macranthum.
Burma through New Guinea.
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| | Burma through New Guinea. A forest species up to 3600 ft. "The flowers are distinguished by their very beautiful shining petals and their wide-opening habit..." Petals and dorsal are white with purple spots in fairly regular lines, the laterals are yellowish along the inner edge, the same purple along the outer. Rambling or climbing plant has pseudobulbs about 4" apart. "The rhizome branches branch if damaged, and in cultivation, beautiful specimen plants develop if a sharp cut is made every six or so pseudobulbs..." (Andree Millar, 1999) | |
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| TD295 | | Bulbophyllum mirum.
Java..
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Gallery | | (Rhytionanthos mirum) Rhytionanthos means “small drinking horn”. Really cute small plants have short spikes with two 1 ¼” narrow tubular flowers. These appear to be brick red although they are really white covered with red dots. The minute petals have many “palae” or tentacles. | | SOLD OUT | | 3.50" pot / B.S.
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| TD271 | | Bulbophyllum orientale.
Vietnam..
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| | Section Careyana. Medium sized epiphyte in savannah semi-deciduous woodlands - described in 1979. Densely many-flowered 6” inflorescence held below the leaves – ½” flowers are a rich copper color with reddish veining. Plants have attractive purplish foliage. Vigorous. | |
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| TD392 | | Bulbophyllum oxypterum.
Africa..
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| | Synonyms are Megaclinium oxypterum and Magaclinium maximum. Nice-growing plants put up a 20” inflorescence, wide and flattened towards the top, which has small ¼” flowers “stuck to its sides”. Tiny flowers are amazing, and open successively over a period of time. Yellow with red-purple markings. This was a sensation when I took it to our local society meeting. | |
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| TD303 | | Bulbophyllum pardalotum `Stripe'.
Philipppines..
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| | This a new distinct variety to supplement our previous pardolutum. Prominent red striping on the flower segments. Small rambling species with delightful flowers held high above the plant. Bright yellow-orange with red dotted striping, bright orange lip. Curious habit of the flowers opening in the morning and closing by afternoon throughout the life of the blossom. Desirable - a good one. | |
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| TD98 | | Bulbophyllum pardalotum.
Philippines.
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| | Small rambling species with delightful flowers. Bright yellow-orange with red dotted striping, bright orange lip. Curious habit of the flowers opening in the morning and closing by afternoon throughout the life of the blossom. Desirable - a good one. | |
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| TD108 | | Bulbophyllum patens.
Borneo, Malaysia, and Sumatra.
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| | Lowland epiphyte has somewhat "showy" purple-looking non-resupinate flowers. Spreading sepals and petals pinkish, densely covered with red-purple blotches, lip dark purple. Growth habit; pseudobulbs are far apart on the rhizome. This is a good deal! | |
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| TD386 | | Bulbophyllum rothschildianum `Geoff'.
China, India, Assam..
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| | Photo of ‘Red Chimney’ in our website gallery. China, India, Assam. Another less-common variety of the fantastically showy red-purple flowered B. roth. Different from ‘Red Chimney’ – perhaps fuller segments and slightly different colors. The species was found in a box of nearly dead orchids arriving in England in 1892, said to be found in the hills above Darjeeling. The plants were sent on to Lord Rothschild and flowered in 1895. (From the Orchid Review Dec. 1922 and featured in Bill Thom’s fascinating and entertaining book ‘Bulbophyllum – The Incomplete Guide; From A To Why?’) | |
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| TD18 | | Bulbophyllum saurocephalum.
Philippines.
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Gallery | | Easy-growing plants have very weird fat, round, purple pendant spikes, with small reddish purple flowers "stuck" to their surfaces. Strange and interesting. | |
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