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How to identify Hard or Soft cane Dendrobium NoID Hard Cane Den.
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Old 07-22-2015, 03:44 AM
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NoID Hard Cane Den.-img_3672-jpgI just bought this Dendrobium along with a Den. Nobile type from my local nursery.


This orchid in my opinion it looks like a gigantic Kingianum with thinner and longer flower petals that slightly twist a bit.

Even if i can't find the exact identification of this orchid, it will still reassure me to know what kind of species or hybrid this Den. is related to.
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Old 07-22-2015, 04:26 AM
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Attachment 114529I just bought this Dendrobium along with a Den. Nobile type from my local nursery.


This orchid in my opinion it looks like a gigantic Kingianum with thinner and longer flower petals that slightly twist a bit.

Even if i can't find the exact identification of this orchid, it will still reassure me to know what kind of species or hybrid this Den. is related to.
Looks like it's a den. Phal type.
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