Bulbophyllum contortisepalum #2

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A second plant of mine is now in flower. I purchased this one (just as the other) as the "black" form, which it is not. I don't mind, though, because I really like the all yellow form. This one has better form than the previous, and I think the sepals are a tad longer.

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And a poor photo to show flower scale compared to the plant...
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It is quite different from your first one. Mine bloomed, and it turned out to be similar to your first one. It is smaller than I expected, but it is very pretty.
 
It is quite different from your first one. Mine bloomed, and it turned out to be similar to your first one. It is smaller than I expected, but it is very pretty.

The flowers on my red one are definitely smaller than the yellow. I have two other plants besides these two. One is currently sending up two spikes, and the buds look yellow. Though, the spikes are still a little early in the development to call it officially. The 4th plant shows no sign of spiking but is the healthiest looking vegetatively. The plant I posted first also has a second spike developing. Hopefully, they'll all sync up, and I can get a group shot.
 
Was able to snap some photos of both the yellow and the bicolor. They aren't great because they're just from my phone, but you can clearly see they are not very similar. I'm thinking the reddish species may actually be falciferum or streptosepalum.

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