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01-11-2011, 06:07 AM
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Dendrobium sp.
There are several terete leaved dendrobium I kept.
I don't know the name the plant is.
The white blooms are 2 cm wide. To tiny to have a close-up image.
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01-11-2011, 12:31 PM
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Hi pheli, your plant looks like Dendrobium junceum or something closely related. Possibly Den. clavator, your plant is bigger than my 2 clavators but both are still small divisions. Hope this helps!
--Nat
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01-11-2011, 06:41 PM
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very nice! good growing!
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01-12-2011, 08:31 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by gnathaniel
Hi pheli, your plant looks like Dendrobium junceum or something closely related. Possibly Den. clavator, your plant is bigger than my 2 clavators but both are still small divisions. Hope this helps!
--Nat
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Thanks. Sorry i do have a closeup image for you to indetify.
The tiny flower looks quite different from that of Den. junceum. It has hairy lip, like that of Dendrobium polytrichum. |
01-12-2011, 12:03 PM
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Hmmm...yeah, I don't think junceum or clavator would have a hairy lip. I was basing my previous guess on vegetative and blooming habits evident in your photo. Polytrichum looks like it might fit, though I can't find any pictures of the foliage. If you have access to it you might look in Howard Wood's Dendrobium book, it's got more info on this section than I've found elsewhere (I don't have a copy myself, but I read my dad's when I go visit my parents). Whatever you have, it looks like a nice one!
--Nat
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01-16-2011, 02:14 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by gnathaniel
Hmmm...yeah, I don't think junceum or clavator would have a hairy lip. I was basing my previous guess on vegetative and blooming habits evident in your photo. Polytrichum looks like it might fit, though I can't find any pictures of the foliage. If you have access to it you might look in Howard Wood's Dendrobium book, it's got more info on this section than I've found elsewhere (I don't have a copy myself, but I read my dad's when I go visit my parents). Whatever you have, it looks like a nice one!
--Nat
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Thanks. It seems that mine plant is Den. polytrichum, although it is somewhat unlike those i have seen brfore.
For a long times, such dendrobiums have been sold without ID or with wrong tags, it becomes difficult for me to find a true name for it. |
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