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    Default Arachnostylis chorchalood, thailand

    hi folks,

    this is a plant from thailand and its parents are
    arachnis hookeriana x rhynchostylis gigantea.
    growth habit is very much like arachnis, grows from the ground several meters tall.

    cheers,
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    Very nice one, Ron. I see that Arachnis hookeriana seems to dominate in this cross.How long is the spike and how many flowers on the spike? Is it possible to post a picture of the whole plant?

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    Great looking orchid flower, Ron. I like the spots and color. Seeing the plant would be cool to as Yew suggests - if you have a shot.

    Cheers,
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    Very pretty flower Ron.

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    Very nice.

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    Wonderful: been looking for this one for ages. Managed to import one, but the plant did not survive the first winter )-:

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    Quote Originally Posted by catttan View Post
    Very nice one, Ron. I see that Arachnis hookeriana seems to dominate in this cross.How long is the spike and how many flowers on the spike? Is it possible to post a picture of the whole plant?
    thanks yew,
    spike is about half a meter, 10 -15 blooms.
    sorry guys, dont wanna post a whole plant pix, only have this ugly wall in the background.

    cheers for all comments, im quite happy with this plant.

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    Love the flower. Unfortunately, arachnis and its hybrids possessing its tall growth habit and need for full sun makes this plant impractical (and impossible) to grow for me in my cramped, townhouse grow area.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ManilaByNight View Post
    Love the flower. Unfortunately, arachnis and its hybrids possessing its tall growth habit and need for full sun makes this plant impractical (and impossible) to grow for me in my cramped, townhouse grow area.
    hi jojo,
    maybe to fence your property? lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by ManilaByNight View Post
    Love the flower. Unfortunately, arachnis and its hybrids possessing its tall growth habit and need for full sun makes this plant impractical (and impossible) to grow for me in my cramped, townhouse grow area.
    Jojo not all arachnis crosses are tall. Indeed in this particular cross I would expect quite a compact plant (by vandaceous standard). Arachnis hookeriana itself is not tall and Rhyncostylis gigantea though 'wide', flowers at quite a low height.

    The same cannot be said for Arachnis flos-aeris. Most of its hybrids are large, tall plants.

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