Mike, this is exactly what I mean by miniature, and agree completely. My B. alagense, while having extremely diminutive bulbs, actually occupies a relatively large area. Epigenium amplum is another like this, albeit with larger bulbs. Thanks to Ross for posting B. psychoon, a beautiful plant, and one I haven't seen. B. lindleyanum is on my list, a littlie beauty, and thanks to Shakkai, I'm looking into T. picta. Anyone have experience with bulb. tixieri, or moniliforme? These two intrigue me, and seem to be available.

I have moniliforme. I was growing it warm and it was not to happy so I moved it down in the basement to my cool/intermediate area under lights and it started growing again. It just finished flowering for the first time for me :) It is mounted on a piece of cork and I never let it dry out