“Found in Papua New Guinea on cliffs in full sun, without locality as a large sized, warm to cool, pendent growing epiphyte or lithophyte on cliffs with out plant details but said to be similar to B phalaenopsis that blooms on a basal, to 4″ [10 cm] long, to 3 flowered inflorescence with bracts on the peduncle and a circular, apically acuminate floral bract and carrying simultaneously, barely opening flowers that smell of rotting meat.” Syn. B. hashimotoi.

Available plants are well established in 2″ pots.  The last photo is representative of the plant you will receive.