Bulbophyllum mastersianum

Bulbophyllum mastersianum is an epiphytic species from the Orchidaceae family, genus Bulbophyllum, native to Southeast Asia, including areas of Malaysia and Indonesia. It features ovoid, single-leaf pseudobulbs, 2-4 cm long, densely arranged on a short rhizome. The leaf is lanceolate, fleshy, measuring 5-10 cm in length. The inflorescence is erect or pendent, bearing 1-3 waxy flowers, 1-2 cm in diameter, with yellow-green sepals and petals, sometimes spotted with purple. The labellum is small, mobile, with a characteristic sweet scent. It requires high humidity, diffuse light, and temperatures of 22-30°C. Propagation is done by dividing the rhizome.

Other known names:

• Cirrhopetalum mastersianum (historical synonym, used in older classifications).
• Bulbophyllum mastersii (alternative name in some taxonomic sources).

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