Bulbophyllum albociliatum
A small, creeping pseudobulbous epiphyte endemic to the mountains of Taiwan, with fringed flowers in a fan-shaped umbel. Herbarium records put it at 1250–2100 m, on shaded, moist tree trunks in well-ventilated montane forest. Grow it intermediate to cool, shaded, humid and airy, mounted or in a shallow basket.
Where it grows wild
An epiphyte on shaded, moist tree trunks in montane broadleaf and mixed forest. One label notes good ventilation and a host of Taiwan alder (Alnus formosana). Four varieties are recognised in different parts of the island.
Herbarium labels range from 1250 to 2100 m, with many at 1300–2000 m.
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