Bulbophyllum chinense
A miniature creeping Bulbophyllum of section Cirrhopetalum from Guangdong in southern China, with single-leaved pseudobulbs and summer umbels of about 9–10 small fragrant flowers. It is poorly known: specimens are scarce and it may be only a variety of the variable B. bicolor. Treat it as a cool to intermediate, humid-shade grower with a slightly drier winter.
Where it grows wild
No field habitat has been published beyond its occurrence in Guangdong. It is described as a creeping epiphyte, and related Cirrhopetalum species in southern China grow on mossy trunks and rocks in humid montane forest.
No elevation has been published. It is described as cool to cold growing, which suggests the mountains of Guangdong rather than the hot lowlands.
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