This is labeled Bulbophyllum arfakianum (green type).
I think this flower maybe similar to Bulb. fraudulentum and Bulb. fritillariflorum
I don't know the difference. In a few days I will take a peek inside of this flower. Now that I see this flower in person, I'm becoming more intrigued by it.
First thing visible is the wiggly lip. Petals are really tiny - visible in the last photo but blurry. This is the best I can do with my phone camera.
Does anyone know what iphone app I can use to draw pointed arrow?
love this one, patterns and coloring are amazing example of group... how are you growing it?
Anon, it's not a large plant but it scrambles big time, I've wanted one and it's related cousins (section hyalosema) forever but alas just don't have space or a gh for that matter... smallest ones in group are anteniferrum(spl?)types (ok so have that one)... actually the group taxonomy is a bit of mess...
peterlin, did you know there's a well known grower/hybridizer with your name here in SoCal?
I haven't detected scent from this flower yet. This pictured photo is growing on a cork plaque. It looks beautiful this way. The ones I'm selling are in plastic pot with moss.