No name nobile type dendrobium

12 years ago

Another inherited orchid from dear old Luveda. So it is known in my collection as Luveda.

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ashes_of_the_fire
12 years ago
Beautiful! Mine is all done blooming and apparently decided to put out at least 1 keiki, which is pretty cool. Does yours have a smell?
shavedmonkey (Harvey in South Fl.)Z10b
Original Author
12 years ago
This one is not but I have another one currently open that has a nice fragrance. Nobile red empress. the main difference visually between the 2 is the ovary is much longer on the no name...

This post was edited by shavedmonkey on Thu, Mar 20, 14 at 13:46
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orchidnick
12 years ago
Lovely, I wish I could bloom them. I can grow them but only get either lackluster or no blooms.

Nick
jane__ny
12 years ago
Beautiful! Love the nobiles. Might try them again.

Good growing!

Jane