Bulbophyllum habrotinum is a compact and charming miniature orchid native to the cloud forests of Borneo. It features creeping rhizomes with small pseudobulbs topped by modest leaves. The plant is best known for its delicate, pendant clusters of tiny flowers in shades of red, orange, and yellow that bloom above the foliage, often resembling hanging lanterns.

This species thrives in intermediate to warm conditions with bright, filtered light similar to its natural forest understory habitat. It prefers temperatures between 70–80°F during the day with a slight drop at night. The growing medium should be kept evenly moist but not soggy, using pure water such as rain or distilled water to prevent salt buildup. A blend of fine bark, sphagnum moss, or cork is ideal, and mounting on bark or slabs mimics its epiphytic growth habit.

High humidity (60–90%) and good air circulation are important to promote healthy growth and reduce rot risk. Light fertilization monthly during the growing season supports vibrant blooms and foliage. Bulbophyllum habrotinum is an excellent choice for collectors seeking a unique, easy-care miniature orchid with vivid, exotic flowers perfect for terrariums, mounts, or small pots.