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Old 10-04-2013, 11:30 PM
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Okay I am slightly in need of advice on this guy it is continuing to do okay I guess.....it hasnt died yet I am happy to say that
I have had it for 2 possibly 3 months....I think...ugh college kid brain...anyways filtered bright sun, better gro special mix w a little moss to help with keeping some extra moisture... what is also w the yellow rings around the canes? My dendrobium has the same thing. But as in the pictures there is new growth!!
I know it is a part of the cattleya alliance so should it be getting more light? Oy I am so confused; this is one of those that I should have done some serious research on...

Also am bidding on an Epidendrom bifalce any suggestions on that one as well in case I win it?
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you need to bring it outdoors for more light and water it....its dehydrated....give it more light than Cattleyas
warmth....60F to 90F with a 10 degrees drop at night....
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make sure the media mix is draining well no stagnant water for this....don't be scared to water this plant
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Bud is right, it needs probably more light, they like even some direct sun during the day. Try to read more here:
How to Care for Epidendrum Orchids | Home Guides | SF Gate
Now, Epidendrum bifalce is just stunning, thanks for introduction, on my list now! The care should be the same, bright light, worm temps (grows hot to worm). Good luck to win this one, it is really pretty!
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Cool see I had read not to give super bright light. It has been getting soaked every other day. I fear I may have dehydrated my babies in the beginning
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@TommyMiami I have already decided it shall be mine no matter the cost. Lol
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Looks like your plant feels like it is going through the rest period. Is it Epidendrum stamfordianum?
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Im actually just realizi g that this is my den. Anntenatum( I cant spell) after looking at the pictures I thought this looks like a den....then realized it was....sorry yall! College kid brain is dangerous!! Lol I will move this to the proper place. And re name it. This is one of those moms nephews pulled tag things I am just about betting...

These dont do winter rest I thought? I thought these grew year round?
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Now you are talking about the 'Antelope Orchid'....this Dendrobium needs also bright shaded light....warmth and humidity....
this grows in Queensland Australia on the coastal and swampy regions including Papua and New Guinea and the Solomon Islands ....
I suggest you bring this outside then pot it in a Dendrobium mix and water it when it dries....there is no drastic rest but in the colder days water it only once a week
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Now you are talking about the 'Antelope Orchid'....this Dendrobium needs also bright shaded light....warmth and humidity....
this grows in Queensland Australia on the coastal and swampy regions including Papua and New Guinea and the Solomon Islands ....
I suggest you bring this outside then pot it in a Dendrobium mix and water it when it dries....there is no drastic rest but in the colder days water it only once a week
Thank you, I have some on order. For my others, I swear I will get these all set up correctly at some point.
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I don't think that is den antenantum. I have 2 and they have strange notched leaves (I didn't see the notches in the pics).
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Thats what my tag said it was and the seller on ebay said as well...now that I figured out which picture/tag went with what. Lol oy nephew boy is no longer allowed near my greenhouse/window sills.
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