Bulbophyllum lamingtonense
A small creeping epiphyte endemic to the McPherson and Border Ranges on the Queensland–New South Wales border, with tiny pseudobulbs spaced along a rhizome, each carrying one fleshy, channelled leaf, and small cream-white flowers with yellow tips and an orange lip. It grows on trunks and larger branches in warm-temperate rainforest above about 700 m, often near cliffs and rainforest edges. It needs cool-intermediate, humid, airy conditions like the misty ranges it comes from.
Where it grows wild
Mostly on trunks and larger branches of trees in warm-temperate rainforest, sometimes on rocks, especially near cliffs and at the rainforest edge where light is brighter and air moves freely. The ranges are often in cloud.
PlantNET gives above 700 m; the four dated records fall at 840–950 m, median 940 m.
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