Bulbophyllum moniliforme
A tiny creeping epiphytic Bulbophyllum whose name refers to its chain of small, bead-like pseudobulbs strung along the rhizome. Wikipedia gives it as native to Assam in north-east India; almost nothing specific about its habitat is published in the sources available, so the care below is generalised from small north-east Indian Bulbophyllum species growing on mossy branches in humid monsoon forest.
Where it grows wild
Very little is recorded about its wild habitat. Small creeping Bulbophyllum of this kind in north-east India grow on mossy twigs and branches in humid, seasonally wet forest, where they get bright but broken light and constant air movement.
No elevation is recorded in the sources available; low to middle elevations of the Assam hills are assumed.
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