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Old 04-22-2008, 09:18 PM
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Okay -- I honestly have no clue what this guy actually is, so any help would be appreciated.

The tag says "Raizan" and something in chinese characters. It is a little seedling seedling, kind of looks like a mini dendrobium and is definitely deciduous. He was a freebie with an order I placed several months ago. I honestly didn't think it would survive, so I wasn't worried. I didn't throw it away even though it was down to just the canes, just in case. Well as you can see, it is now putting on new leaves etc.

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It is a dendrobium. Here is a photo of what it will look like when it blooms:



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The chinese charactors: the first one (more complicated one) means thunder, the second one means mountain. I have to rotate my head 90 degree to read them :-). The flowers are beautiful. I guess it means when it blooms, it makes quite an impact!

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Thanks guys. So is it Dend. Raizan? I'll make note of the thunder mountain too. That is quite a name for such a little guy.
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Dend. Raizan is a cultivar of Dendrobium moniliforme. Raizan probably means 'Thunder Mountain' in Chinese.
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Wow, that is an awesome picture/plant Bruce! Sure looks like it makes an impact!

Now, Sadie, enjoy keeping that baby going so we can see it mountain-thundering! ;-)
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Wow, that is an awesome picture/plant Bruce! Sure looks like it makes an impact!

Now, Sadie, enjoy keeping that baby going so we can see it mountain-thundering! ;-)
Not mine, Tim. It is from a vendor site.

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Yeah, no kidding. Good thing I didn't let him die despite the move and a new baby--okay, maybe it is a good thing he's a dendrobium and they like to be neglected in the winter. I'll let you know when he thunders down the mountain someday!

This vendor was great to deal with--great, healthy plants and all sorts of freebie stuff--this little guy, a japanese fan and cookbook. And the plants I purchased are doing really well.
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