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Bulbophyllum eberhardtii 'L' - Orchid370a
Normal to care for
Indoor
Semi sun
Flowering colour
10 cm
20 cm
Bulbophyllum eberhardtii 'L' - Orchid370a
The striking Bulbophyllum eberhardtii orchid grows wild in mountainous areas of Southeast Asia. The species has a very distinct inflorescence. The flowers, attached to a central flower stalk, form a circle like an umbrella. The purple-pink and vanilla colored polka dot pattern on the flowers and stems make the Bulbophyllum eberhardtii even more eye-catching. Bulbophyllum eberhardtii is ideal plant for a hanging basket.
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This orchid is found in southern China, Vietnam, Thailand and Myanmar. The leaves of Bulbophyllum eberhardtii grow from thickened bulbs that protrude just above the ground. The leaves are lanceolate and have a deep green color. The flower stems are about 20 cm long and produce circular flower heads with more than ten flowers each. The flowers have a relatively large lip. They are covered in a polka dot pattern that can range in color from purple to pink with white or vanilla.
Bulbophyllum eberhardtii grows best in a warm environment with a temperature of around 22⁰C and a humidity of around 80%. The orchid should be out of direct sunlight in a bright place with good air circulation. Water with rain or distilled water when the substrate dried up slightly. You can use orchid mix as a substrate for Bulbophyllum eberhardtii. You can find these and other growing supplies under our 'Plant accessories' section. This orchid does well in a hanging basket with good drainage. When the flowers have finished blooming, you can cut them off.
