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Stanhopea tigrina

18 years ago

Seeking positive ID. Looks somewhat like the picture of tigrina on Jay's site.

Three photo's of Carmen's plant growing in a Sydney, Australia garden

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Charm
18 years ago
It looks like Tigrina to me!....and I'm delighted for Carmen. I have 3 hugh ones that keep growing and growing and no blooms. ask Carmen for some culture tips for me! Good growing Carmen! ~Charm
Sheila
18 years ago
Beautiful plant/blooms. Congratulations to Carmen. Thx for posting the pics.
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rfraser529
18 years ago
That is superb! I love these plants and am hoping to bloom my second soon. How is the fragrance?
sdahl
18 years ago
Outstanding! I could never get mine to bloom, only produce growths. Huge flowers!!

Sharon
arthurm
Original Author
18 years ago
I'm going to visit my son tomorrow and hopefully his plant will be in-bloom.

Culture = none. Perhaps that is why his plant blooms without fail every year. No fertilizer, watered if he remembers and Carmen's plant looks better.

Love the perfume though some people find it overpowering. Pity that the flowers only last for a few days.

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