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  1. May 13th, 2011, 04:45 AM #1
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    Default Dendr. from China

    it's a Dendrobium densiflorum?
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    Whatever it is, I fell in love with this one!
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    awesome dend! im gonna order me one!
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    and again, just throwin it out there, it looks similar to D chysotaxum
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  5. May 13th, 2011, 03:43 PM #5
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    Looks like D. henryii. The cane looks nothing like densiflorum and chysotonxum has spindle shaped cane. If we can see the whole plant, it will be much easier to identify.
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    it looks spindly, infact, it looks like one of those dends that look really crappy and dead when they aren't in bloom.
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    I agree with wonderlen, very beautiful, any scent?
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    Zainal, yes, quite strong.
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    Great looking dendrobium orchid no matter the name, though it does seem to be Dendrobium henryi but the lip seems a bit more ruffly than normal.

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