Agrostophyllum elongatum

[walingwaling]

Hi,

a cute flower ca. 3-4mm across, but i like the foliage maybe even more.

Cheers!

[bonipanggabean]

wow so sharp. cool

[cdayinflorida]

Excellent, Ron. This one is new to me.

[opaline]

Great capture! Your right about the foliage, has the necro (jurassic) fern likeness going on. Infact My first impression was this with trichoglottis/ dendrobium like bald canes. Cant spot the bloom in first pic but an incredible little beauty!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!a bonus to the foliage!!!!, how long till the bulbo close by rewards you with its profferings, is that a spike??????

[walingwaling]

Great capture! Your right about the foliage, has the necro (jurassic) fern likeness going on. Infact My first impression was this with trichoglottis/ dendrobium like bald canes. Cant spot the bloom in first pic but an incredible little beauty!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!a bonus to the foliage!!!!, how long till the bulbo close by rewards you with its profferings, is that a spike??????

Thanks Matt,
the flower is on the leave-less cane, top right, surprised me too coz i thought its totally dried up. The B.megalanthum underneath flowered already some moons ago, a Cirrhopetalum is somewhere next to it, no spike though.

Thanks for all comments guys!!!

[opaline]

ah! yes can see the little beauty now, actually quite obvious after its been pointed out. Additionally i thought your analogy of 'dried up' rang a bit of de-ja vous with a likeness in observation to my Dend. Wallisii, these thin- like characteristic canes are quite decieving which supports the advice even more in the care recommendation 'dont cut bare canes'! Attempting to sus the scale of a 3-4mm flower in a communal planted setting is what encouraged me to analyze the background hence the guess at the bulbo. The architectural form and shape of foliage still a winner though with the vertebrae (spinal) column likeness. Very inspirational photo!