Ron-NY
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I adopted this one last year. Tag had gotten lost at a show, small plant, flowers way past prime and the vendor was going to toss it.
Dend nobile-type
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JeanLux
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and you have got very nice yellow flowers for your good action!! Jean
I wonder what it is:
It looks closer to "Yellow Chinsai" than "Yellow Paney"
Who is the seller?
http://www.dendrobium.net/HomePage.html
click on the black text lines below 2007/12/30
to start to see flowers.
click on [1], [2],[3],[4],[5] at the bottom to see more pages to drool about.
It looks closer to "Yellow Chinsai" than "Yellow Paney"
Who is the seller?
http://www.dendrobium.net/HomePage.html
click on the black text lines below 2007/12/30
to start to see flowers.
click on [1], [2],[3],[4],[5] at the bottom to see more pages to drool about.
Ron-NY
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I have Yellow Chinsai and it looks quite different in flower form with more of a tubular lip. I believe it came from out of Hawaii. Possibly H&R
Here is Yellow Chinsai for comparison
Here is Yellow Chinsai for comparison
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Ron-NY
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It may be Dend Yellow Song
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Ron, culture info?
Glen is selling more of these and I'd like to know more from others who grow them longer. I didn't feel that comfy trying to sell them...
Glen is selling more of these and I'd like to know more from others who grow them longer. I didn't feel that comfy trying to sell them...
Ron-NY
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Heather, with new growth in the spring, I increase water and fertilize regularly. I grow it in medium light. In the fall, I move it to a brighter spot and stop fertilization. The cooler temps and no fertilizer helps to set buds. My watering is decreased in the winter but no dry rest.
