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Coelogyne nitida

Darlene (GreenCurls)

10 years ago

Here is my Coelogyne nitida, previously known as ochracae. I have had it for about 3 years. Each year it blooms better and better. There are several spikes still maturing. I should get 8-9 total. Also it is nicely fragrant.

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jane__ny
10 years ago
Beautiful! I have one for two years (small division) which has not flowered. It grew and grew but not a spike in site.

Great growing!

Jane
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Ingrida
10 years ago
Lovely and pristine looking.
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Darlene (GreenCurls)
Original Author
10 years ago
@Jane - Coelogyne are notorious for being moody for a couple of years following repotting and dividing. As long as it gets a cool and dryish winter rest, I am sure it will bloom soon.
aztcqn
10 years ago
SO sweet!
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