Bulbophyllum khasyanum
A small creeping epiphytic Bulbophyllum from the eastern Himalaya and the Khasi Hills, east to Yunnan, Myanmar, Thailand and southern Vietnam, found on trees in evergreen montane forest at about 1,500–2,000 m. Its home has a warm, very wet monsoon summer and a cool, dry winter. Grow it as an intermediate-to-cool mounted orchid with a drier, cooler winter.
Where it grows wild
An epiphyte on trees in evergreen montane forest ('on trees in evergreen jungle' on one label). Its creeping rhizome and small pseudobulbs suit a mount or a shallow basket. No detailed microhabitat account was found.
The GBIF records with an elevation fall at about 1,570–1,750 m, plus two at 6,000 and 6,500 that are almost certainly feet (about 1,830–1,980 m). The Khasi Hills plateau around Shillong lies at about 1,500 m.
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