Coelogyne tomentosa

Coelogyne tomentosa is from the mountainous regions of Malaysia, Sumatra, Borneo, and Java in river valleys at elevations of 1150 to 2100 meters and in montane forests on higher ridges as a cool to cold growing epiphyte with elongate-conical, somewhat angled pseudobulbs when young and turning yellowish green and wrinkled with age, carrying a single, apical, plicate, elliptic-obovate, long petiolate leaf that is variable in its flowering but most often occuring in the summer. The flowers are scented and do not last long and are delicate on a terminal, to more than 37.5 cm long, pendant, racemose inflorescence arising with a new pseudobulb growth with a zig zag rachis and short bracts that has from 20 to 30 flowers.