Bulbophyllum macrochilum Prosthechea A rare and architecturally striking

A rare and architecturally striking tropical aroid named for its most distinctive feature: petioles densely covered in wart-like tubercles (verrucose)

Ensure good drainage to prevent root rot while maintaining consistent moisture

Humidity: Requires high humidity levels of 60-80%

A dramatic and statuesque tropical aroid that commands attention with its exceptionally large

armored appearance

Bulbophyllum macrochilum Prosthechea A rare and architecturally strikingThis is a miniature, hot to warm growing epiphyte native to Malaysia, Singapore, and Borneo, in lowland and lower montane forests. It features small, closely spaced ovoid pseudobulbs, each topped with a single, thick, dark green leaf. Light: Requires intermediate light, which is brighter than that for Phalaenopsis but should be filtered. Avoid direct midday sun, which can easily damage the foliage. Temperature: Grown as a Warm to Intermediate