Bulbophyllum baileyi F. Muell.

Subtribe: Bulbophyllinae

Section: Stenochilus J. J. Smith
Distribution: Australia

Synonym/s: Sometimes misnamed Bulbophyllum baileyii
Bulbophyllum punctatum Fitzg.
Phyllorchis baileyi (F. Muell.) Kuntze
Phyllorchis punctata (Fitzg.) Kuntze
Bulbophyllum caryophyllum J. J. Smith

Bulbophyllum baileyi Jim Cootes says "Flowers to 3cm, yellow finely spotted red. Robust species that will form clumps either on a large slab of treefern or in a basket. Fragrant flowers produced over a period of time."

Steve Wells says "Found as a lithophyte or an epiphyte from New Guinea through the Torres Strait islands to Cape York and as far south as the Burdekin river. This species will form massive clumps and completely covers boulders in favoured locations giving the effect of looking like giant moss from a distance. It will flower throughout the year but mainly the period between October-January.