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Old 02-24-2019, 04:36 PM
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Here's a nice, compact dendrobium that flowers reliably every year. Peach colored blooms with a floral scent.

It's difficult to keep this thing looking tidy. The base of the psuedobulbs are very thin and they become thicker towards the top. I'm using a twist tie to hold everything together but it's too dense! It just wants to spill over.
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Really pretty!
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Wow, what a beauty. And a perfectly matched pot to compliment the color of the blooms.
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Wow that's pretty! I actually really like the more wild and unkempt look, I always find it more visually appealing than perfectly staked and vertical stems.

I agree that the pot color complements the blooms very nicely!
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Old 02-25-2019, 08:16 PM
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Haha thanks. That was just the tallest pot I had lying around. Keeps it tidy... sort of.
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Love the soft colors.
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