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Dendrobium Thwaitsii

18 years ago

D. Thwaitsii is an old primary hybrid. I looked it up on the RHS database to find out what its parents were, but it gave "no match", which surprised me. The plant is very similar in habit to D.chrysotoxum and this surely must be one of the parents. Any suggestions? It is very easy to grow and a regular bloomer with a pleasant syrupy-sweet scent.

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carolinn_on
18 years ago
Looks like it's Dendrobium Thwaitesiae (Den. Ainsworthii x Den. Wiganiae), registered in 1903. (I'm getting weary of typing these strange names. :) It's very pretty.

Carol
ifraser25
Original Author
18 years ago
Thank you for the info, Carolinn. I still can't get the RHS computer to work properly though, even with your spelling. :-(
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sdahl
18 years ago
Wonderful contrasting "eyes."

Sharon
linda_sh
18 years ago
Beautiful pictures. Try typing just Thw into the box rather than the whole name...I was able to get the name up that way.

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