Bulbophyllum medusae

[likespaphs]

the spike on this s.o.b. just shot right up.

 

[paphjoint]

Ah very nice !!!

 

[Heather]

I am partial to the third photo.
I was surprised how small the plant is. Scale is often so difficult to discern from photos.

 

[adiaphane]

Oh, you must be really tempting me to get one with all those photots! Is it easy or difficult to grow? Any smell?

 

[likespaphs]

it is so easy to grow...actually, one of only two bulbo's i haven't killed and the only one i've bloomed! it's in a warm greenhouse under a mist system, though...
i think it has a light fragrance...but i could be wrong.

 

[adiaphane]

Is it light or "light"... makes a big difference to me, because I have a really sensitive nose. I really want one... look at how pretty yours is.

 

[likespaphs]

there seems to be a little fragrance, but it is not strong. i think heather mentioned in yer thread she thought it smelled of grass.
ever smelled a coelogyne speciosa? it's light like that's light.

 

[adiaphane]

I can totally deal with that! Thank you so much, now I just have to find a way to sneak that in.

 

[likespaphs]

it's a small plant. you can put it in your pocket and tell 'em you're just happy to see them...

 

[Heather]

I thought it had a faint grassy smell. Not at all offensive nor strong.

 

[SlipperFan]

Yup, that's medusae, all right.

 

[Gideon]

Very nice, I love the spotted type

 

[Marco]

Great pic. I love medusae.

it's a small plant. you can put it in your pocket and tell 'em you're just happy to see them...

I think that would work if Tien was a guy. oke: :rollhappy:

 

[likespaphs]

I think that would work if Tien was a guy.

anyone can use it, that's what makes it so good....
ah, i love the classics.

 

[Heather]

There is a fabulous photo of a HUGE CCM awarded plant, with a short article, featured on the last interior page of the latest issue of Orchids magazine.

 

[Rick]

There is a fabulous photo of a HUGE CCM awarded plant, with a short article, featured on the last interior page of the latest issue of Orchids magazine.

Ya, The photo can't do it justice since the plant is supposed to be 3 feet across.