Bulbophyllum cumingii var. flavences Asplenium to mimic its native rainforest

to mimic its native rainforest environment

The leaves are typically dark green with prominent venation

as direct sun can scorch the delicate metallic leaves

This rare climbing aroid species is celebrated for its striking deeply serrated leaves with unique silvery-blue hue and distinctive foliage patterns

which can scorch the large pleated leaves

Bulbophyllum cumingii var. flavences Asplenium to mimic its native rainforestAn eye catching epiphyte from the tropical forests of Southeast Asia, producing dense umbellate inflorescences with numerous small flowers arranged in a tight semicircular fan, their narrow, elongated sepals radiating outward from a compact golden orange center. It grows with a creeping rhizome and well spaced pseudobulbs, each topped by a single firm, leathery leaf. Light: Bright indirect light with 4050% shade cloth; tolerates slightly more light