Bulbophyllum taiwanense
A small creeping epiphytic orchid in the Cirrhopetalum group, endemic to Taiwan. It carries 5 to 8 orange flowers, each about 1.5 inches long, in an umbel on a stalk 2.4 to 4 inches long. Records come from low mountain forest in the far south of the island, mostly 450 to 800 m, so it wants intermediate-to-warm conditions, humid moving air and a slightly drier, cooler winter.
Where it grows wild
A pseudobulbous epiphyte creeping on trunks and branches in humid broadleaf forest of southern Taiwan's foothills, including stream valleys such as the Tachu (Dawu) Amentotaxus reserve.
The six georeferenced records with altitudes lie between 450 and 800 m.
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