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Thread: Chiloschista lunifera blooming

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  1. January 31st, 2012, 11:49 AM #21
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    lovely long draping spike of wonderful flowers!
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    VERY VERY BEAUTIFUL!!! Love these tiny little flowers spikes, it's so unique there's alomost no leaves on them at all!!

    I have some of these growing together in same area with same treatment as my Rhy gigantea / Rhy retusa (I live in Bangkok, but mine are not as long or have multi spikes as in this thread-so envy ^^), they're smaller size plant. I think they need quite high & consistant humidity, as some of them can be dried off in the summer (very hot & dry here), so we need to give them more watering fog during the day.
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