I'm going to be giving a presentation at our next society meeting about bulbophyllums. As some of you know, one of the things that makes bulbos, bulbos, is that they have mobile/hinged lips which move easily in the wind. I would like to showcase this point in my presentation, but the only real way to do that would be with a video.

So I was wondering if I could solicit the forum members and ask if there are any members who could help with a video. I would love to do it with one of my plants, but sadly I don't have anything in bloom. The video wouldn't have to be very long (maybe 15 or 20 seconds) and doesn't need to be of professional quality; just maybe a close-up of the flower with maybe some blowing on to the lip to make it move. Since it is going to projected, I was thinking a flower with a large lip would be best. For some reason the one that keeps springing to my mind is B. lobbii.

So if anyone out there is willing to help, I would be super grateful. Heck, I'll name my first bulbo hybrid after you! :)

Thanks!

-ken