Bulbophyllum striatum
A small epiphytic Bulbophyllum, first described by Griffith as Dendrobium striatum, that ranges from Nepal and the eastern Himalaya through northeast India and Bangladesh to Myanmar, Yunnan, Thailand and Vietnam. Records put it in wet, mossy montane and cloud forest at about 1,500-2,200 m, so it is a cool to intermediate grower wanting constant humidity and a cooler, drier winter.
Where it grows wild
Recorded as an epiphyte on forest trees; in northern Vietnam it was collected in primary, very wet, mossy mixed cloud forest at 1,575 m, and in Nepal in Panchase forest at 2,220 m. Other specimens come from the Khasi-Jaintia hills (Mawphlang) and Sikkim.
Dated specimens run from 1,575 m (Ha Giang, Vietnam) to 2,220 m (Panchase, Nepal); Mawphlang in Meghalaya is at about 1,800 m.
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