Bulbophyllum baileyi Lycaste tropical climbing aroid known for

tropical climbing aroid known for its dramatic textural contrast

Humidity: High humidity levels are crucial

Use a coarse

warm to cold growing epiphyte

pulcachense is a striking species that produces distinctive green spadices emerging upright from the foliage

Bulbophyllum baileyi Lycaste tropical climbing aroid known forCommonly 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)