Bulbophyllum fascinator var. hampaliana Bertoloia commonly known as the "Red-leaf

commonly known as the "Red-leaf Philodendron"

while its easy cultivation requirements appeal to both beginners and experienced growers

The leaves display a lustrous green surface with clearly defined ribbing patterns that emphasize the architectural quality and substantial presence

Successful cultivation of Acianthera johnsonii requires attention to the following aspects:

oval-shaped foliage with prominent venation that creates a striking contrast between the glossy deep green upper surface and the distinctive bronze-purple coloration on the underside

Bulbophyllum fascinator var. hampaliana Bertoloia commonly known as the "Red-leafA captivating epiphyte from the cloud forests of Southeast Asia, bearing flowers with extraordinarily long, pendulous lateral sepals and fringed petal tips that give each bloom a dramatic, ornate appearance. It grows with a creeping rhizome and compact pseudobulbs, each carrying a single firm, upright leaf. Light: Bright indirect light with 5060% shade cloth; avoid direct midday sun to protect the foliage and pseudobulbs. Temperature: 5875F (1424C);