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Dendrobium chrysopterum

Hyn Patty, Western NC Mountains (USA)

9 years ago

You'd never guess this was a Dendrobium, would you? Very unusual.

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Ingrida

9 years ago

Lovely.

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Darlene (GreenCurls)
9 years ago
Really neatry colored lanterns. How long as the canes?
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dbarron
9 years ago
If my faulty memory serves, the pendant canes are something like 3 foot. That's why I haven't tried to grow it (though it looks lovely)
Hyn Patty, Western NC Mountains (USA)
Original Author
9 years ago
This one is pretty compact actually. You can see it's very close to the basket. The one behind it is longer (maybe 18 inches or less) but hasn't opened any flowers yet. I have seen one that had longer canes so it wouldn't surprise me at all if a mature plant, high up in a tree, would throw long canes in a good spread.
Sheila
9 years ago
Beautiful, is this one of the deciduous dens? Are you growing indoors or GH? I'll have to look this one up on Jays site. I'd like to know more about this plant.
Hyn Patty, Western NC Mountains (USA)
Original Author
9 years ago
It is deciduous. This particular plant doesn't belong to me and is in a greenhouse.

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