Bulbophyllum antenniferum
A widespread Malesian Bulbophyllum with small four-angled pseudobulbs, each carrying one leaf of about 10 cm. Single pale greenish-brown flowers stand on stems about 18 cm long, with 5 cm fused, recurved lateral sepals. It grows on tree trunks and rocks in dappled light at about 300-1,500 m. Grow it intermediate to warm and humid, mounted or in a shallow basket.
Where it grows wild
Epiphyte on tree trunks, and sometimes on rocks, in dappled light in humid forest. Herbarium labels include lowland to lower-montane forest in Leyte, Borneo and New Guinea.
Reported at 300-1,500 m; GBIF specimens range from about 460 m (North Borneo) and 500 m (Leyte) to 1,450 m (Mamberamo, holotype area) and 1,700 m (Paiela, Papua New Guinea).
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