Okay here is the pics as promised!

fifty bucks for this??!! ok...three bulbs and one is yellowing its leaves....but this might grow a baby soon as it gets acquainted with your environment and that is the one that will flower for you=your fourth bulb
I like the repot in a basket and you can still do the water in a plastic but just don't let it touch the moss it will rot the roots you just want evaporation of the water towards the roots and when it gets dry it is a signal for you to drench it under the sink to flush out salt and crystal deposits....I remember Brooke wrote that she puts a bowl of water under her Bulbos even if she has high humidity in her environment.

Well this is in a net basket w moss. And sits in a empty pot for extra air in front of my west facing covered window, w 2 gallon cool mist humidifier going at all times. W ceiling fan going. Lol. Its in.my rehab room until it shoots out new roots I can definitively see or a new bud before it gets moved to window with my bulbo frank smith. Its.....se(?). With dappled shade from montsrous oak tree in yard gets early morning sun with shade after 12.

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This might have gotten abused slightly from me as wel...I got my care info switched in my head there for a while.

Bulbophyllum macranthum is an equatorial orchid from southeast Asia, with long, creeping rhizomes and large, sweetly-scented flowers pollinated by flies. Give it warmth but moderately shaded light and high humidity....you want this evenly moist but not wet....you are doing fine just continue the culture and care = you will be rewarded with bright colored flowers that are sweetly fragrant.

I hope so the pictures are beautiful of what it should look like. It has been in the rehab room for going on a week or 3 maybe now...going give it a little longer before it gets transferred out into the flask chid window. Then will be moved w other bulbo I have decided