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Thread: Dendrobium lindleyii/aggregatum

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    Default Dendrobium lindleyii/aggregatum

    Still paying the price for dividing this orchid 2 years ago. Last year only one division bloomed. This year it didn't bloom at all but the other one did. The weird thing is the flowers on the two spikes are different colors. One much brighter and cheerier than the other. It's not as evident in the photo as in person. If I remember correctly, though, I don't think any of the previous year's blooms were quite as bright as on this one spike.

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    Still looks very good Sheryl!

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    It is huge compared to my little thing. WTG!

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    Quote Originally Posted by 78Terp View Post
    It is huge compared to my little thing. WTG!
    Thanks Harvey!

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    Nice one. It should improve over the years.

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    Looking good Sheryl! Might the brighter one have opened 1st? The flowers on lindleyi do darken and brighten as they mature.

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    Very nice.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JDT View Post
    Still looks very good Sheryl!
    Thanks Jack!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Roy View Post
    Very nice.
    Thank you Roy!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chris in Hamilton View Post
    Looking good Sheryl! Might the brighter one have opened 1st? The flowers on lindleyi do darken and brighten as they mature.

    Yes this indeed is what's happening Chris! Guess that's why they pay you the big bucks lol!

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    Quote Originally Posted by ksriramkumar View Post
    Nice one. It should improve over the years.
    Thank you Sriram! Yes hoping to get some bigger plants and more spikes! I guess that applies to all my orchids!

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    Quote Originally Posted by 78Terp View Post
    It is huge compared to my little thing. WTG!
    Thank you Harvey! I'm sure yours will catch up soon!

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    Beautiful.

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