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Description

Bulbophyllum obyrneiBulbophyllum obyrnei is a rare miniature orchid from New Guineas lower montane forests, featuring slender nodulose rhizomes, small ovate leathery leaves, and striking deep purple 6 mm flowers with a glandular hairy lip. Typically blooming in the fall, it thrives as an intermediate growing epiphyte. Features: Size & Growth: A miniature epiphytic orchid with a nodulose, slender rhizome and nearly sessile, ovate leathery leaves approximately 1 cm long by

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creeping roots

making it a great fit for terrariums or indoor spaces with added moisture

Leaves: Linear-lanceolate

Temperature: Thrives in temperatures between 65–75°F (18–24°C)

Ensure it’s protected from cold drafts

700 m elevation habitat—typically 15–25 °C (60–77 °F)

Belonging to the Pteridaceae family and the Adiantum genus

and as a low epiphyte on tree trunks and branches

formerly known as Begonia sizemoreae

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Potting Medium: Use a well-draining mix such as sphagnum moss or medium fir bark