Bulbophyllum crassipes Xylobium reducing slightly in cooler months

reducing slightly in cooler months without allowing complete drying

This crossbreed likely showcases a captivating blend of colors

celebrated for its unique appearance and captivating foliage

The name "asterotricha" refers to the star-shaped hairs found on the flowers

intricate flowers make it a prized possession for orchid enthusiasts and collectors

Bulbophyllum crassipes Xylobium reducing slightly in cooler monthsThis cool growing epiphyte, originates from the Himalayas, India, Thailand, Laos, and Vietnam, thriving in broad leaved forests at elevations of 1100 to 1200 meters. It has small, conical pseudobulbs with a single apical leaf. Light: Provide bright, indirect light. East or west facing exposure is ideal, avoiding direct midday sun to prevent leaf scorching. Temperature: As a cool growing orchid, maintain temperatures between 58 80F (14 27C). Cooler