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Old 12-06-2009, 06:33 PM
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It is an intermediate grower but it prefers warm temperature.
It is semi-deciduous and the spikes occur on this leaveless canes.
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Old 12-06-2009, 06:53 PM
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It is an intermediate grower but it prefers warm temperature.
It is semi-deciduous and the spikes occur on this leaveless canes.
Ah! I thought your climate was fairly similar to our deep south. Perhaps this is one that would do well here.
Pheli - is it late fall in Taiwan?
The dendrobium species have some really wonderful plants! This is certainly a beauty.
Regards - Nancy
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Old 12-06-2009, 09:25 PM
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Ah! I thought your climate was fairly similar to our deep south. Perhaps this is one that would do well here.
Pheli - is it late fall in Taiwan?
The dendrobium species have some really wonderful plants! This is certainly a beauty.
Regards - Nancy
Nancy, it is late fall or early winter here.
I am located in north Taiwan where the day temp. is about 65~70°F and night temp. is about 60-65 °F recently. If the cold front hits, the temp will drop to 50°F.
The species grows well in my garden. But some southern species, such as Dend. antennatum or Dend. stratiotes, dislike the cold dry winter here.
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