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Well this blows! Lost my D. cucumerinum
Got it in trade a few years ago and it seemed to do okay though it certainly wasn't a vigorous grower for me it did grow and bloomed a number of times. Recently a couple of the leaves turned a light brown and I figure, well they were just old leaves dying off. Unfortunately the brown quickly spread to all the leaves so apparently I had a fungal or bacterial infestation. :(( This stinks! I'm going to miss those little cucumber leaves. (That was the main reason I got it.) :( Guess I'll have to hope someone has a division up for trade someday....... *sigh*
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If they were grown like any other epiphyte, that was the problem.
They're actually lithophytes in nature (growing on sandstones). They also grow fairly dry. Den cucumerinum comes from Australia. |
That just sucks. :( R.I.P. little plant. I've heard of that Den before, and it is one awesome looking orchid. Hope you'll manage to get hold of another one soon.
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