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Thread: Dendrobium Christyanum (syn. D. Margaritaceum) Finet 1901

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  1. August 22nd, 2010, 03:09 AM #1
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    Wink Dendrobium Christyanum (syn. D. Margaritaceum) Finet 1901

    This little one is found in cloud forests fromN.Vietnam to China,grows I/W.
    Keep plant moist,fertilize during growth season.Withold water during winter,until new shoots appear.
    Only misting to prevent from drying out.
    Single flower 2in(5 cm),light fragrant.
    Well draining medium.


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    That is really beautiful!
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    What a huge bloom for a little orchid plant. Nice.

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    Really Nice!
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