Bulbophyllum Annandalei is a distinctive epiphytic orchid species native to Southeast Asia, including regions of Thailand, Myanmar, and the surrounding tropical forests. This plant is recognized for its creeping rhizome that produces spaced pseudobulbs, each carrying a single thick, leathery leaf. One of its most striking features is the unusual flower structure typical of the genus. The inflorescence produces a single large bloom with elongated, narrow sepals that extend outward, giving the flower a dramatic spider-like appearance. The coloration is usually yellowish to green with maroon or purple striping and spotting, which enhances its exotic look. Like many species in the Bulbophyllum genus, the flower may emit a strong, musky odor that attracts pollinating insects in nature. It thrives in warm, humid conditions with moderate shade, high humidity, and good air movement, making it well suited for tropical greenhouse or shaded growing environments.
 
Type: Species
Status: Without Flowers / Spikes / Buds
Fragrance: No
Flower Colour: Creamy Yellow | Pale Green
Plant Stage: Blooming Stage 
Pot Size: 7 Cm - Plastic Cup
Potting Media: Sphagnum Moss
Growing Conditions: Warm and Humid
 
Growth & Care: Bulbophyllum Care Guide
 
Note: Colors, Patterns & Size of the Flowers can vary due to the variations produced by Hybrids or Species. There are chances that the Buds/Flowers could dry up in transit during Shipping after Packing. The Local Climatic conditions and the nutrition given can affect the Brightness & Colour Intensity of Flowers. While we make every effort to match the actual colours of the flowers, the Photographs may not be the exact representation, due to different Monitor Setting.