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Old 04-20-2008, 10:56 PM
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Default Coelogyne speciosa

A faithful bloomer for the third year in a row. Honestly, this is one of the easiest orchids I grow. Its put forth 4 new growths this year. Looks like 2 for leaves, and 2 for blooms.





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Great plant, Dave. A very pretty flower and I'm really impressed with the beautiful leaves. My coelogyne leaves seem to be all marked up by the time the blooms come. Nice growing.
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I love it! That brown ruffling on the lip is gorgeous
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I have a coelogyne speciosa, too , a salmonicolor and a flaccisa but the the Coelogyne salmonicolor is the my preferite!I'd like to see the blooms on my plants but i have to wait along time, i think.
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Very cool! I just got into Coelogynes, so Im wondering if you can give a quick synopsis of your growing conditions (temps, light, watering schedule, potting media, etc.). Thanks!!
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I've been considering these on EBay, they are certainly very nice.
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Dave,

It sure is beautiful...I just love the form of these blooms! Thanks for sharing this guy with us.

I actually just bought my first Coelogyne. It's a different species than yours, but I'm even more excited about it now, having seen yours.
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Old 11-05-2008, 01:53 PM
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Well...my coelogynes Grow in intermiedate temperatures (27-19 Celsius degrees) and I water speciosa, flaccida and salmonicolor when the soil is dry.During summer filtered light and in winter the same.Rarely I fertilizethem
and they grow great!Pear attention to not soak the soil!
P.S:I'm not really good in english
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Thanks Franseco...I understood you very well, and appreciate that you shared your knowledge with us.
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