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Dendrobium speciosum ('Kroobit Gold' x self)

11 years ago

Me and my partners on eBay bought 2 speciosums at Santa Barbara, probably the first new speciosums I have added in a long time. Too beautiful to resist. When I got home I cut them in 2 and then split each section again. The 4 pieces have/will go on eBay and it looks like the remaining halves will be almost free. Not the greatest flower but a very full and dense presentation.


Nick

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  • 11 years ago

    The mission might have something to do with a lot of effort with little reward. If the two plants are tiny, they are probably years from blooming and also you have to copy the weather pattern for South Eastern Australia in the UK.

    Lots of rewarding orchids you can grow with much less effort.

    There is a glass-house in Wales set up to copy the climate in parts of South Africa, California and South Eastern Australia. The plants in there are very different to the plants you usually see in "Tropical Houses" .

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