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Originally Posted by OrchidLover1982
What about Cymbidium suave or Cymbidium madidum. These are both tough plants and will tolerate wetness and humidity and quite a range of temperatures. Much better than the dry loving canaliculatum which grows in drier areas of tropical/subtropical Australia and doesn't like the humidity or wetness we have here. suave and madidum grow closer to the coast in wetter areas. These two are both abundant where i live and well worth growing. should thrive in florida climate. A well growin suave in full flower is quite a sight and they develop these long pendulous stems up to about a metre long (hence the common name snake orchid).
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Cymbidium madidum and suave are ok. I'm drawn to color
on canalicultum. What are your temps & relative humidity in your area? We've been getting some decent rain showers here in Central FL lately, it will get pretty dry here on, out until November.
Chococatte 
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