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Old 06-07-2015, 06:28 PM
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Dendrochilum filiforme - small species from Philippines. Spikes with blooms look like twisted DNA ladders.
This year some 20+ spikes. Grown outside year round in warm/hot, bright light, some direct sun, and keeping moist all the time, this is actually the only orchid that I do keep saucer under the pot and fill with water every 2-3 days when empty. Regular fertilizing, and keep drier in the winter time.

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Old 06-07-2015, 06:31 PM
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Nice growing! It is amazing how small those blooms are, but also how many it can produce.
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Love it.
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Really nice! They look like gold chains at first glance.
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Fabulous!
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Really nice! They look like gold chains at first glance.
Colette, funny, it is also called "Golden Chain Orchid", go figure :-)

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Thank you Sonya
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Old 06-08-2015, 04:35 AM
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Awesome. At a glance it’s spikes like Pholidota imbricata. But the colour of Dendrochilum filiforme is much better, much yellow.
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Very nice! Its funny you grow this one wet, because it was the only one that I grew mounted when I was living in Hawaii. It was the only orchid that could stand to dry out with the trade winds constantly blowing.
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Really beautiful, Tommy! I have a small, recently neglected piece of this species that I was considering mounting. I think I'll still do so, but on something water-retentive, and keep it in my auto-watered area. Could you estimate the warmest and coolest yours has gotten in your care?
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Lovely!
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