Bulbophyllum falcatum
A West and Central African Bulbophyllum of section Megaclinium, famous for its flattened, blade-like flower spike about 10 cm long with rows of tiny dark red flowers along both faces. It is a warm-growing epiphyte of humid lowland and lower montane forest, easy on a mount if it gets warmth, humidity and moving air all year.
Where it grows wild
An epiphyte on trunks and branches in humid tropical forest from the Guinean coast to the Congo basin. Specific microhabitat notes were not available in the sources we could open; related Megaclinium species grow on well-lit branches in the mid to upper forest.
GBIF specimens with an elevation run from near sea level to about 1640 m, with a median of about 525 m and most below 1000 m.
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