Diciduous Bulbophyllums

Well, if you are referring to some sort of bulbos that I am not familiar with, I am afraid I cant be of help.

However if you are referring to deciduous bulbos then I might. Which species specifically?

 

I'm glad you clarified that Clark.
I was going to tell you that the plant I sent you last month wasn't actually deciduous. The 'no leaves look' was just an accident

 

I just grow mine in the GH. It bloomed accidentally this year. Supposedly it needs to receive less water for a few months.

 

Winter. I'll tone down the water for mine shortly. Going through February. These aren't dendrobiums that need complete drying. They just need a lot less water.

 

Crap. I didn't even know some bulbos were deciduous. For now, all my 10-15 species have leaves. I just started getting a few so I'm still rather a newbie in this genera.

 

I lost mine, literally. but when I knew where it was I would just cut back the watering on it when it was not actively growing from daily to once a week. I grew mine on cork with no moss.

 

I am no expert as I only had mine for a year now and have not gotten it to flower yet but I have managed to get mine to grow a few new growths though. All of them are on tree fern with moss and as Jon said I slow the water in the winter time to twice a week when it is cooler then late winter/early spring I start water once a day again. I am told they flower once they drop their leaves but I have not seen this yet

 

Clark, I think it depends on your conditions. but these should be allowed to dry between waterings. You dont want them to get bone dry but dont keep them wet. At least that was the way I did it.