Bulbophyllum lindleyanum
A small epiphytic Bulbophyllum of section Hirtula from India, Myanmar and Thailand. It has clustered, flattened-round pseudobulbs, each with one leaf, and in winter it produces nodding, hairy spikes of 9–25 tiny, hairy flowers. Little habitat information has been published, so grow it as an intermediate to warm monsoon-forest epiphyte.
Where it grows wild
An epiphyte in forest of mainland Southeast Asia and northeastern India. IOSPE describes it as warm to cool growing. The records do not describe its forest type or position in the canopy.
No elevation is recorded in the sources we could access; its warm-to-cool growing tolerance suggests lowland to lower montane forest.
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