Bulbophyllum cephalophorum
A Philippine Bulbophyllum described by Garay, Hamer and Siegerist, placed in section Desmosanthes. Species in that group carry their small flowers crowded into a head at the tip of the stalk, which is what 'cephalophorum' (head-bearing) refers to. Almost nothing about its wild habitat is published. The only records are two specimens without a precise locality, so the care advice here is based on related warm-growing Philippine species.
Where it grows wild
The sources consulted give no habitat details. Like other section Desmosanthes species, it is presumably a small epiphyte with clustered pseudobulbs, growing on trunks and branches in humid forest. That is an inference from the genus and section, not an observation of this species.
Unknown. The two known specimens have no locality or elevation. Most Philippine Desmosanthes species grow in lowland to lower montane forest, which is the basis for the warm-intermediate targets here.
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