Bulbophyllum vaginatum growing in abundant on a tree about 150 metres from the seashore. |
There's so many Bulbophyllum vaginatum growing on this tree, they practically covered the trunks and even spread to the surrounding sandy soil that is covered with leaf litters. |
A massive colony of Thrixspermum calceolus seems to cover the whole tree trunk as well. |
Oberonia sp. attached to a tree trunk at about eye-level. |
A small unknown orchid species that looks like a Doritis attached to a tree trunk about 3 feet from the ground. |
Dendrobium crumenatum seems to be growing everywhere in this sandy bushes. This one is growing at about 4 feet from the ground. Notice some miniature bulbophyllums on the top right. |
Another interesting unknown orchid species. |
Pomatocalpa spicata at about eye level. Looks like quite a floriferous specimen based on its dried inflorescences. |
Yet another Pomatocalpa spicata. |
Looks like an Eria based on the look of their pseudobulbs but with succulent leaves resembling a Bulbophyllum. Click here to see their flowers |
A Dendrobium secundum seedling. This species is also found in abundance in the vicinity. |
A nice colony of Dendrobium hymenanthum growing only about 1 foot from the ground. |
A clump of Dendrobium indivisum growing on a tree in the hotel area we were staying. |