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  1. February 19th, 2009, 02:31 AM #1
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    Default Coelogyne pandurata

    I'm really glad found this shoot turn into spike rather than young growth. As this is the first flower since i bring this guy home, about 6 months ago.
    maybe it feels suitable to flowering since the climate going a little bit cooler these days..



    This guy i believe came from a nursery since wild collected pandurata seems having very small & dehydrated pseudobulb. And not so free flowering. CMIIW

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    Congratulation Erly, very nice blooms I like the green color and black spots on the lip. The plant also very healthy.
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    Coelogyne pandurata is a really nice one, good job on flowering it!
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    Nice! I bet it will really be something with all the blooms open! I love to see huge, healthy orchids like this one.

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    I too think pandurata is a wonderful species!
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    That is a nice new growth, pandurata blooms, then it turns into the new bulb. nice bloom!

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    Great color contrast between the bright green and black!
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    It's really a lovely bloom spike - the plant must be very happy.
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    Dear All,

    thanks for your comment.
    Can't wait seeing others bloom
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