Bulbophyllum frostii

Bulbophyllum frostii  Species Description  Bulbophyllum frostii, commonly known as the Dutch Shoe Orchid due to its clog-like shape, is a charming miniature species of Bulbophyllum. It thrives in pots, mounted setups, or baskets and adapts well to a broad range of temperature conditions. Its flowers display a variety of colors, including green, cream, or red, often accented with dark red spots. DescriptionBulbophyllum is currently considered the most diverse genus of orchids, with over 1,500 described species. Found in all tropical areas on Earth, Bulbophyllums are morphologically and geographically diverse. Named for their bulbous leaves, all Bulbophyllums share common flower characteristics, including a hinged column that causes part of the flower to jiggle or bob, attracting pollinators. Many Bulbophyllums are pollinated by flies, which are drawn to flowers that often look or smell like decaying matter.  However, we have discovered many smell delightful!  Growing TipsBulbophyllums