Bulbophyllum foetidum Brassia meaning it grows in soil

meaning it grows in soil rather than being an epiphyte like many other orchid species

coccinea plant can lead to unique variations and combinations of flower characteristics

amethystoglossa

To keep it thriving

'Angel' presents large

Bulbophyllum foetidum Brassia meaning it grows in soilThis large, epiphytic orchid species is native to New Guinea, thriving in the wet tropical biome. It is known for its relatively distant, ovoid pseudobulbs and large, elliptical leaves. Its name, foetidum, meaning foul smelling, refers to the unpleasant odor of its flowers, often described as fetid. Light: Requires shaded to filtered light; provide protection from strong sunlight, as it naturally grows in the shaded position of lowland forests.