Your favourite Bulbophyllums

[Havoccity]

I don't grow Bulbos myself, but I'd like to hear your favourite(s). Maybe a bit hard to choose with 2000+ species in the genus, but that diversity is why I made this post.

[estación seca]

I like the small former Cirrhopetalums that may flower more than once a year.

[DeaC]

Guess my 2 faves are lindleyanum and nitidum. I have more but these really make me smile when a bloom appears.

[Leafmite]

My favorites are Bulbophyllum auratum 'Josh' and Bulbophyllum laxiflorum which I had to buy. I might have to get a few more in the future but I really like the flowers on both of these.

[Louis_W]

I really l Iove Bulbo. beccarii

I cant grow any bulbo, so i have the luxury of loving the species without regard to availability or growbility.

[My Green Pets]

Echinolabium, rothschildianum (and its hybrids), croceum, lobbii/sumatranum, graveolens, treschii/plumatum/thiurum, lepidum (and similar), and of course the best one of all, medusae.

[Roberta]

Of the warm growers, medusae. Growing cool (I grow outside all year) hirundinis .

[Havoccity]

Originally Posted by Louis_W

I really l Iove Bulbo. beccarii

I cant grow any bulbo, so i have the luxury of loving the species without regard to availability or growbility.

Woah never heard of this one before. The way it grows spiralling up tree trunks like a staircase is amazing.

[Roberta]

Another great one (warm grower) is Bulb. maxillare (syn. masdevalliaceum, blumei) . Attractive and very vigorous. (and not smelly)

[bcnRobert]

Medusae, which started my passion, and Echinolabium (the smell makes me smile!)
On my wishlist, diplohelix or contortisepalum.
Virescens and reticulatum if if one day they get cheaper!
A bit less showy, but I like treschii too - it flowers every year and stays quite compact.