Bulbophyllum ceriodorum
Bulbophyllum ceriodorum is a small epiphytic orchid with pseudobulbs, endemic to southeastern Madagascar and assessed as Critically Endangered because of wildfire and firewood gathering. The one georeferenced collection comes from moss forest at about 1,700 m on Mont Tsitondroina, so it should be grown cool to intermediate, humid and never fully dry. Any plant in cultivation should be of legitimate, documented origin.
Where it grows wild
A pseudobulbous epiphyte of high-elevation moss forest, where cloud and fog keep trunks and branches wet and moss-covered. It is known from very few collections.
The one labelled collection is from moss forest at about 1,700 m on Mont Tsitondroina, Fianarantsoa. The full altitudinal range is not documented.
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