Bulbophyllum comosum
Bulbophyllum comosum is a deciduous epiphytic orchid from Myanmar and northern Thailand. In autumn and winter it produces arching racemes of hairy, fluffy white flowers. It comes from seasonally dry, fire-prone mixed evergreen and pine forest, so it needs a cool, dry winter rest after its leaves drop.
Where it grows wild
An epiphyte, sometimes on limestone rock, in open, seasonal, fire-prone mixed evergreen hardwood and pine forest on granite and limestone hills.
Hill and lower montane forest. Elevations are not recorded in GBIF; about 800–1,500 m is typical for this habitat.
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