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Old 03-01-2009, 10:06 AM
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Default Two interesting Dendrobium

Here are Dendrobium arachnites and Dendrobium unicum, very similar in growth habit, size and flower color, but unicum holds its flowers erect and rolls the sepals back while arachnites does not open as much and holds its flowers down. I cannot detect any scent with Dendrobium arachnites, but unicum has what is to me a very disagreeable scent, sweet but with a kind of chemical sharpness.

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I've had Den unicum on my wish list for some time now. Great pics!!
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That unicum is wonderful!
How do you culture these Den's?
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That unicum is wonderful!
How do you culture these Den's?
I grow the arachnites in a small pot in broken up tree fern and the unicum is on a treefern mount. They are both in with the Masdevallias and do well, though I think they will tolerate warmer temps.
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Thanks Ron, I really like that Den. unicum.
It sounds if it could grow here too... going to do some research and might put it on my wish list
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