Bulbophyllum baileyi Angraecum lantern-shaped structure with narrow lateral

lantern-shaped structure with narrow lateral openings — a highly specialized form adapted for trap pollination by small insects

featuring robust and upright growth

Temperature: Thrives in intermediate conditions with daytime temperatures of 18-24°C (65-75°F) and slightly cooler nights of 15-18°C (59-65°F) to promote flowering cycles

It's a rock-growing species that needs good airflow and can adapt to different growing setups

This unique combination creates a shimmering

Bulbophyllum baileyi Angraecum lantern-shaped structure with narrow lateralCommonly called the Fruit fly Orchid, this striking species is native to Queensland and New Guinea, where it grows as an epiphyte or lithophyte. It forms creeping clumps with widely spaced pseudobulbs, each topped with a single, thick, fleshy leaf. Light: Bright, filtered light. Place near an east window or set back from bright south west windows. Avoid direct midday sun which will scorch leaves. Temperature: 60 90F (15 32C). Benefits from a 10F (6C)