Bulbophyllum trigonosepalum 'Doggy Doo' CHM/AOS

[H20]

This is the second time this has flowered this year, first time it had three spikes and this time it has two, probably from carrying a pod all fall.

This guy is a steady grower with very close bulbs (like everything in the Lepidorhiza Section) and grows much like B. echinolabium but smaller.

There is an ongoing battle between whether this species is really B. levanae, B. recurvilabre and sometimes B. nymphopolitanum. I stick with tho name because it's an awarded clone and I would hope they correctly ID'ed it.

Bulbophyllum trigonosepalum 'Doggy Doo' CHM/AOS
late summer

Today

[31drew31]

This one is very nice Justin, love the color!

[Lika]

Don't froget B. nymphopolitanum and B.basisetum, but acording to someone, was it Cootes perhaps, it was many years ago so I don't really remeber, B.basisetum is very rare.
I can remove B. recurvilabre from that pile of species. It looks like this, I think it's a big difference and it's much larger:


B. levanae has "dot's" on the lip:


B. nymphopolitanum don't have the dot's


Linda

[H20]

Thanks Drew, I do love the colour but I would love if the lip was a different colour, like Linda's B. recurvilabre

I often heard your "dots" referred to as callus, when a lip is has a callus and another one doesn't they are often separated, I never knew that B. nymphopolitanum had a smooth lip! thanks for helping out Linda and once again your pictures are amazing.

[Lika]

dot's... Callus..., I like the word "förhårdnader" best :-)

[H20]

I'm not going to lie I think I like your word better too!