Bulbophyllum maquilingense Gomesa cup-shaped flowers are borne in

cup-shaped flowers are borne in tight clusters at the nodes of the canes

Known as spider orchids for their distinctive elongated flower segments

and ready to be rehydrated at an intermediate temperature and promptly potted upon receipt

Anthurium insigne Culture:

filtered light is ideal

Bulbophyllum maquilingense Gomesa cup-shaped flowers are borne inThis tiny epiphyte, is native to the Philippines, thriving in warm tropical forests between 800 and 1000 meters. It has a creeping rhizome with closely set, small pseudobulbs, each with one elliptical leaf. Its compact size makes it ideal for terrariums. Light: Prefers low to medium, bright, filtered light. Protect it from all harsh, direct sun exposure. Temperature: A warm growing species. Maintain temperatures between 60 90F (16 32C), favoring