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Sarcochilus hartmannii

14 years ago

Has to be one of my all time favs.It even has a slight fragrance.

I too 2 photos one outside and one inside.

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ifraser25
14 years ago
That is a magnificent specimen.You really have some great plants. - Ian.
inga007
14 years ago
Marvelous.
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jank
14 years ago
Mouth hanging open....
charlesb
Original Author
14 years ago
Thanks.Another plant I bought years ago in a 2 inch pot.
shirley-z-8-tx
14 years ago
You sure do know how to grow them.
tucker_sp
14 years ago
Wow! I have a little one that I can only hope will be a fraction as nice as yours someday!

Tucker
msjonas
5 years ago
I just got this one - it has a bit of sunburn. After the bloom I want to possibly repot it and divide do you know how this plant likes to be grown? i read that it’s actually an epiphyte
arthurm2015
5 years ago
You need to tell us where you are in the world! This orchid occurs in nature in humid river valleys in Northern NSW Australia.

I would rate it not easy to grow!

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