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Dendrobium mohlianum

12 years ago

Warm to cool grower from Solomon Islands, Fiji, Samoa and Vanuatu. I try to give it a dry winter but it gets plenty of water. Bloomed anyway. Strong color on a stringy plant.

Nick

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orchidnick
Original Author
12 years ago
Another view.

Nick
orchidnick
Original Author
12 years ago
All the flowers are on old leafless canes.

Nick
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tucker_sp
12 years ago
I had one of these, but never got more than 1 or 2 flowers per stem, and decided it wasn't worth keeping. I'm thinking about getting rid of my Den. bullenianum for the same reason - it blooms, but it never blooms really well, the way you see in the pictures on Jay's. Just can't manage the right combination of conditions, I guess.
Tucker
john3
12 years ago
How long do the flowers last? Very nice, Nick.

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