Bulbophyllum newportii
A small clump-forming Bulbophyllum from north Queensland, with widely spaced, cone-shaped light green pseudobulbs, one stiff leaf each, and up to eight bell-shaped cream to greenish flowers with a yellow lip in spring. It grows on trees and rocks in humid but airy, often exposed places, mostly in the ranges around 1000 m. Grow it intermediate, bright and well ventilated on a mount.
Where it grows wild
Grows on trees and rocks in humid, well-ventilated, often exposed positions in and at the edges of upland rainforest. Plants form dense mats. Flowering is from September to December.
Mostly moderate to high elevations for the region; the 46 GBIF records with an elevation span 10–1622 m, median 1034 m.
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