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Does D. speciosum have hollow pseudobulbs?
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08-01-2008, 12:06 PM
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D. speciosum and hollow p-bulbs?
Thanks, Ron! Will do!
Does D. speciosum have hollow pseudobulbs?
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Originally Posted by Ron-NY
I would say it might be an Australian Dendrobium of some sort. Possibly, Dendrobium speciosum or a hybrid of it. Let's see if we can get Murray to take a look at it. Why don't you PM him with a link to this thread.
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08-01-2008, 12:07 PM
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..huge spikes
D. speciosum also has thinner flower spikes...from the pictures I see on the net...
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08-01-2008, 01:40 PM
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Originally Posted by wetfeet101b
Clint,
With abundant roots like that, I am thinking you just need an empty wood basket.
You might not even need lava rocks inside the basket.
Perhaps just throw in a few strands of sphagnum moss.
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I agree, if this is a Myrmecophila tibicinas I would just pot it in a wood basket, although I wouldn't even use any sphag, depending on how often you water... My Myrmecophila brysiana is in an empty wooden basket hanging off the awning on our back porch, gets a lot of sun, and just absolutely loves it. (Though it may change it's tune when I'm forced to bring it inside for the winter...)
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08-01-2008, 02:10 PM
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Originally Posted by jfrizz743
I agree, if this is a Myrmecophila tibicinas I would just pot it in a wood basket, although I wouldn't even use any sphag, depending on how often you water... My Myrmecophila brysiana is in an empty wooden basket hanging off the awning on our back porch, gets a lot of sun, and just absolutely loves it. (Though it may change it's tune when I'm forced to bring it inside for the winter...)
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Goeffrey,
Can you post a picture of your Myrmecophila? perhaps Clint can compare it to his plant to see if it is a match.
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Having had a look at the photos and replies here is my input,
1)Hollow p/bubs,- no Dendrobium have them
2)Growth pattern,- the pattern is too spread out for a Dendrobium speciousum though some hybrids could grow like this.
3)The size and shape of the foliage,- Dendrobium spieciousum and it’s hybrids have very hard leathery foliage of a different shape to what you have there.
4)Still on the foliage,- the leaves are not broad enough for a Dendrob
5)thickness of the old spike ,- I have three spiesiousm in spike at the moment and the thickest of these is measuring just on 15mm.
My conclusion is that it is not a Dendrob but most likely a Schomburgkia
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08-01-2008, 05:35 PM
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Goeffrey,
Can you post a picture of your Myrmecophila? perhaps Clint can compare it to his plant to see if it is a match.
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Sure, although I believe they look somewhat different...
Here you go...
Myrmecophila (Schomburgkia) brysiana 'Hackler' CBE/SFOS


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08-01-2008, 06:36 PM
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Thanks, Ron! Will do!
Does D. speciosum have hollow pseudobulbs?
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I missed that part of the post...Schomb it be then
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08-01-2008, 09:28 PM
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I really had no idea. I'm not familiar with the Austrailian Dends at all. Thanks!!
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I missed that part of the post...Schomb it be then
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Clint my schombs all have hollow canes and the root growth is the same as your's. I have most of mine in baskets and they seem to be happy. I have 2 just tied on palms and they have attached and are growing like weeds.
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The only schomb I have is one Abro sent to me last year. It is still in a two inch pot, so hard to compare. lol!
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