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Old 02-14-2016, 09:40 PM
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A seedling blooming for me for the first time also. Really nice. Surprisingly fragrant with wonderful scent. I'm must take better care of it this Summer. It's in a 4" pot. It should get much bigger, right? I read these like to be dry. Is that correct?
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Congrats on blooming it. Its lovely.
I don't grow this but am looking after one right now for a friend who is away. It has 3 spikes and will soon be in bloom. Hers is in about a 5 inch pot and sprawled quite wide beyond the pot on many growths. Orchid Wiz says this gets quite a bit of moisture from spring to fall but must have a fast draining media and a container that is quite small for the size of plant. It needs a dry winter rest in order to harden off the canes and induce blooming. Not sure what my friend actually did to get 3 spikes on hers, but it will be a nice show!
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Old 02-15-2016, 12:28 PM
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Thanks for the info Silken. It fall into the Calista Dendrobium group and that's generally how I have been treating it. I can't wait to see pictures of your plant in bloom. I think you'll love the fragrance.
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Thanks for the info Silken. It fall into the Calista Dendrobium group and that's generally how I have been treating it. I can't wait to see pictures of your plant in bloom. I think you'll love the fragrance.
I just hope it blooms before my friend gets home and takes it away I will post it here if it blooms in my care.
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Me too. I would love to see it. I'm thinking it should be more widely grown. There are some spectacular pictures out there.
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Pretty and it must be tasty as well. It looks like some little critter did some snacking.
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I just hope it blooms before my friend gets home and takes it away I will post it here if it blooms in my care.
Did you get to see the plant in bloom or a photo?

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