Bulbophyllum rufilabrum
A mini-miniature creeping Bulbophyllum from the monsoon forests of Myanmar, Thailand and Indochina, with single leathery leaves that are violet beneath and short pendent sprays of tiny flowers with a fox-red lip in autumn. It is recorded at low elevations of about 500–600 m, so it is a warm grower that also meets a marked winter dry season in the wild.
Where it grows wild
A tiny epiphyte with a creeping, branching rhizome on tree branches in seasonal tropical forest. Specific microhabitat notes were not available in the sources we could open.
Recorded at about 500–600 m. GBIF holds only four records, none with an elevation.
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