ideal foliage plant, wonderful creeping, mat forming miniature Bulbo with 1/4" bulbs spaced evenly 1/4" apart along their rhizomes topped with a single 1/2" ovate leaf, flush blooming with many single-flowered 1/2" spikes carrying creamy yellow translucent spidery 1/4" blooms

an easy grower that occurs on rocks and cliffs in a variety of conditions in the wild; rambling plant with 1" narrow bulbs that are topped with a single thick dark green 2" leaf, multiple 3" spikes bear single 1" blooms that are crystalline ivory with maroon-red longitudinal stripes on the sepals and an intricately shaped white lip with red and yellow markings; entrancingly sweet fragrance makes this orchid irresistible

this medium-sized Bulbophyllum has 2" round bulbs that appear on a creeping rhizome, each bulb has a 6" smooth, thick, and ovate dark-green leaf, this floriferous shady grower produces 3" long maroon, hairy flowers that have a bright yellow margin and a Masdevallia-like shape; multiple thin, wiry spikes appear several times per year underneath the bulbs and arch upwards to 10", each bears a single flower

this bulbophyllum has bizarre 1-1/2" flowers that look more like little animals than plants, and smell like cherry cough syrup ; greenish-bronze sepals and petals are covered with red spots; lateral sepals are swept back while the dorsal sepal and petals curl towards the black lip which rocks both side-to-side as well as back and forth; freely branching rambling rhizome produces 1" bulbs which are topped by a single 5" long narrow leaf