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djthomp28

Epidendrum stamfordianum

10 years ago

This is one of the few Epidendrum species that blooms from the base of the new growth. Although the flowers are small, they can bloom in great numbers. That potential will make me hold onto this plant and do my best to improve my growing regime for it.

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  • 10 years ago

    A beauty, well grown. Mine is in bud, no flowers yet.

    I think the taxonomists need work in this area. There are 2 completely different epidendrums. This and the reed stem. Deal with this instead of changing perfectly good names without reason. Here is a reason.

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