Bulbophyllum pardalotum
Bulbophyllum pardalotum is a Philippine epiphytic orchid described by Garay, Hamer and Siegerist and placed in section Polymeres; its name ('leopard-spotted') refers to its spotted flowers. Almost no habitat data is published, and the few wild records have hidden or missing localities, so it is best grown like other warm Philippine Bulbophyllum: mounted or in a shallow basket, bright filtered light, warm days and high humidity.
Where it grows wild
An epiphyte of Philippine forest; a photograph attributed to Luzon is the only locality detail found. Habitat is assumed to be tree branches in humid forest, like its relatives in section Polymeres.
No elevation data is available; warm to intermediate conditions are assumed.
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