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Old 08-03-2009, 07:02 PM
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Default Coelogyne monilirachis
An intermediate grower. The flower is about 0.85" wide and it is a sequential bloomer.
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Very interesting flower. That spike looks like a lizard's tail with a flower growing out the end! Very cool!
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How kool is that!.
are each of the bumps on the flowerstalk peviously blooms?
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are each of the bumps on the flowerstalk peviously blooms?
Yes, it is a sequential bloomer.
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Gods.... Where do you get some of your orchids Tom? I have been after this one for a while and I am in SE Asia and cant find it.

Does yours have very red leaves and bulbs? Set seed please

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Does yours have very red leaves and bulbs?
Yes, the leaves and the pbulbs are reddish-brown or copper red.
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Yes, the leaves and the pbulbs are reddish-brown or copper red.
Now you are making me very jealous

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Neat one Tom!!
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