bulbophyllum elisabeth ann buckelberry Blooming:No warm-growing epiphyte

warm-growing epiphyte

The species is named after American explorer Richard Archbold

but the number of flowers per cluster makes them quite striking

feeding is usually not necessary

bulbophyllum elisabeth ann buckelberry Blooming:No warm-growing epiphyteIf there is one orchid that immediately attracts attention, it is the Bulbophyllum Elisabeth Ann 'Buckleberry'. This hybrid is known for its spectacular flowers that often appear larger than the plant itself. With its deep red purple colors and elegant form, it exudes something special, making it a firm favorite among orchid lovers worldwide. Origin 'Buckleberry' was created from a thoughtful cross between Bulbophyllum longissimum and Bulbophyllum