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Old 05-30-2012, 12:04 PM
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Hello,after two years my coelogyne marmorata decided to bloom for first time for me.I have only two spikes with two flowers on it but, I am so happy anyway.I love the flowers ,so beautiful and fragrant too.I grow it in my greenhouse,winter min 58F and summer 81-82F.
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Beautiful flowers. I like the color and form. My Coelogyne has four spikes and it is exciting to see how it blooms...I will post pictures soon
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What is the fragrance like?
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Hello David, it isn't very strong but I can smell lemon and vanilla.....
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ooo - beautiful! Good growing!
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Thank you Sonya
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Well done.

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ewcia, How much water and fertilizer does it need. Is it in shade. I got a Coelogyne rochussinii (? spelling)
recently. Trying to provide good care for mine.
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Very pretty. Way to grow. Certainly gives me hope...I'm yet to bloom any of my Coelogynes...and it's been more than 2 years. I'll just have to show them yours and see what happens
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