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Old 04-08-2008, 06:32 PM
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Default Coelogyne fimbriata

This is a little one, the buds are opening one by one. Scentless
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Looks great. I really like that one. Mine has been kinda dormant all winter, but ive noticed several new growths here in the past several weeks. Thought i had killed it.
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What a sweet little thing! Scent or no, I like it.

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I just got one of these. What kind of care does it require??? Thanks!!!
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Not sure if it's any help, but I keep mine the same way as my cristata: cool (around 15 degrees celcius) & wet with humidity around 50. My fimbriata is on a spaghnum-slab and I let it soak on a plate of water once it feels dry. Not sure if it's the right way to keep them mine seems to do well this way here I love this specie and I've been told by quite a few people that you can barely do anything wrong with it!
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Can I remove about 3 of the growths that have branched out and mount them on a piece of hard wood with sphag??? They have what appear to be air roots and I figured that 3 of them clumped together on the same branch would be goo enough. Thanks!!!
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