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Dendrochilum cobbianum

This is a discussion on Dendrochilum cobbianum within the Orchids of Other Genera IN BLOOM forums, part of the Orchid Photography category; A warm to hot growing species from the Philippines, although I grow it intermediate and ...

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  1. January 1st, 2008, 09:55 PM #1
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    Default Dendrochilum cobbianum

    A warm to hot growing species from the Philippines, although I grow it intermediate and it has done fine.



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  2. January 1st, 2008, 10:07 PM #2
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    I Like it.
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    Very nice bloom spikes. I love how these guys bloom.

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    luminous! wow! i'll start to look for one right away. a few months ago a friend gave me a dendrochilum species (though sadly collected from the wild... goodnews is that i can say i'm a responsible orchid grower.) i tried looking for its name in books but no luck. it has smaller inflorescenses and grows only to a foot in height. the spikes emerge from very thin leafless stems thet look like a mass of green coconut midribs. almost all the stems have flower spikes..
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    Very delicate, great shots too!
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    Great photos Ron. I managed to pick one of these up in London last month. What kind of light do you give it?
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    Steve, nice pick on your part...I give it about the light that I give to my strap-leafed Paphs. So, bright with some filtered sun and moist
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    I really like it, the blooms look like they are made of glass ... Very unusual. Those pictures are really good as well, I wish I knew how to take an amazing (and not blurry ) close up photo like this one!
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