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  1. July 11th, 2010, 02:02 PM #1
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    Default Dendrobium trantuanii

    From Vietnam at altitudes of 800-1000m.

    The waxy flowers are around 3.5cm wide and the flat compressed pseudobulbs are 15 - 20cm tall. I/W grower.







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    Wow, I love that lip! What a contrast it is in color and texture to the petals and sepals.
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    One of my favorite Dendrobium species.
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    Beautiful. Does it have only a single bloom per spike?

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    first time im seeing the hairy lip, just great!
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