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Including Coelogyne, Dendrochilum, Otochilus, Pholidot, Pleione and their HybridsenSat, 21 Nov 2009 06:09:57 GMTvBulletin60http://www.orchidboard.com/community/images/misc/rss.jpgOrchid Board - Most Complete Orchid Forum on the web ! - Coelogyne Alliance
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Looking for Coelogyne suggestions.
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Tue, 17 Nov 2009 01:02:47 GMTHey, everyone. I'm considering adding Coelogynes to my collection, but I'm not sure what species would do well in my area. I'm looking for warm-growing species or species that are able to withstand a high range of temperatures. The summers here are hot and humid, and the fall/winter temperatures can drop quite a bit (down to the lower 50's at night or even down to the upper 40's, depending on what the weather is like). I would think that the cool-growing species would thrive during the winter months but languish in the heat of spring and summer. Then again, I have no experience with this genus, so I'm not sure what to expect.
Any suggestions? :)
]]>Coelogyne AllianceAngurekhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/coelogyne-alliance/30103-looking-coelogyne-suggestions.htmlCoelogyne virescens
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Thu, 22 Oct 2009 13:23:46 GMTI really am not a Coelogyne guy, but these black-lipped ones are a must! The second photo (large size) clearly shows the black papillae on the lip!
...I really am not a Coelogyne guy, but these black-lipped ones are a must! The second photo (large size) clearly shows the black papillae on the lip!
]]>Coelogyne AllianceRosim_in_BRhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/coelogyne-alliance/29177-coelogyne-virescens.htmlAnother coelogyne fimbriata
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Sun, 18 Oct 2009 15:55:31 GMTThis poor guy gets abused by me and still blooms - suffered a bad case of rot but seems to be bouncing back. Went slightly dormant in the summer...This poor guy gets abused by me and still blooms - suffered a bad case of rot but seems to be bouncing back. Went slightly dormant in the summer (Weird) and is now blooming and putting out new growth. Really cute little guy
My first shot at focus stacking
]]>Coelogyne Alliancecalvin_orchidLhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/coelogyne-alliance/29041-another-coelogyne-fimbriata.htmlCoelogyne ???
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Sun, 18 Oct 2009 02:16:45 GMTImage: http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2712/4021187284_d4fa332510_m.jpg (http://www.flickr.com/photos/isurus79/4021187284/sizes/l/)
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What is this plant?? I bought it like a year ago as Panisea (Coelogyne) uniflora, but now that it is open I don't think that is what I got! Any ideas? I don't know this genus too well so my only guess is fimbriata, but I really have no clue. Thanks for any hints!
]]>Coelogyne Allianceisurus79http://www.orchidboard.com/community/coelogyne-alliance/29035-coelogyne.html<![CDATA[Cristata 'crisis']]>
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Fri, 09 Oct 2009 07:40:43 GMTHi everyone,
i hope someone can give me some advice here!
Due to a very hot summer and me going away for a month, my Coel. cristata hasn't gotten enough water over the summer (my mother came to give them a good bath once a week). When i got back, i went back to my normal watering routine and 3 weeks later, I noticed new growth on it, while it had already sprouted 14 new bulbs 3 months earlier! I'm afraid I'd given it a bit too much... Normally the plant blooms in the beginning of february, but I'm afraid I can forget about that now! :( :think2: Am I right..? Should I just keep treating it like during it's normal growing period? i'm so used to my plants yearly routine that I'm not sure what to do now :p
]]>Coelogyne AllianceRenéeShttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/coelogyne-alliance/28769-cristata-crisis.htmlCoelogyne mooreana
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Fri, 02 Oct 2009 17:15:19 GMTCoelogyne mooreana is one of my favourites among Coelogyne species. Pristine white flowers are about 4 inches in size. Coelogyne mooreana is...Coelogyne mooreana is one of my favourites among Coelogyne species. Pristine white flowers are about 4 inches in size. Coelogyne mooreana is distributed in Vietnam (Da Lat, Dunkia-Mi-Ba, Nhalrang, Mount Dango-pot).
Didn't even realise this was flowering until my wife saw it!!
Bought in June 09. So must be in good position....
Name tag says Coelogyne Picta, but haven't found another photo to compare it. So if anyone thinks it looks like another type, let me know.
Cheers
John
]]>Coelogyne AllianceJP020366http://www.orchidboard.com/community/coelogyne-alliance/27943-coelogyne-picta-very-chuffed.htmlCoelogyne flaccida
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Thu, 10 Sep 2009 17:04:49 GMTThe rain gave a break and I pic some orchs:
This Coel has an "amazing" cow urine smell! Stinkers are so weird!
]]>Coelogyne AllianceFrdemetrhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/coelogyne-alliance/27596-coelogyne-flaccida.htmlCoelogyne miniata : WANTED
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Thu, 10 Sep 2009 04:14:23 GMTI found a few pictures online of this red/orange flowers Coelogyne
here : IOSPE PHOTOS (http://www.orchidspecies.com/coelominiata.htm)
Does...I found a few pictures online of this red/orange flowers Coelogyne
here : IOSPE PHOTOS
Does anybody know where to find this species? No producer seems to have it :(( or if they do, it looks like a Coelogyne ovalis, a completely different color and shape of flower...
Thanks
]]>Coelogyne Alliances.kallimahttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/coelogyne-alliance/27579-coelogyne-miniata-wanted.htmlCoelogyne speciosa in bloom
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Tue, 08 Sep 2009 17:05:03 GMTSo proud of myself! Not sure how I did it but I got this guy to bloom. I've been standing under it for the last 3 days waiting....and it finally opened today for me. As shown in the last pic has one other bud as well. :biggrin:
]]>Coelogyne AllianceBrenda Aartshttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/coelogyne-alliance/27532-coelogyne-speciosa-bloom.htmlOtochilus fuscus
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Wed, 19 Aug 2009 20:49:04 GMTIs anybody growing Otochilus? First-hand experience is always good to have to suppliment the info from the grower/seller. My Coelogynes [mooreanna and lawrenceana] are growing like weeds so I thought I would try one of these. It will be here shortly from Oakhill. Wish me luckand thanks.
]]>Coelogyne Allianceb amateurhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/coelogyne-alliance/26899-otochilus-fuscus.htmlDendrochilum glumaceum
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Tue, 18 Aug 2009 19:50:22 GMTLovely multi-floral and very fragrant species!
Image: http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2427/3820556981_c572a7540a_t.jpg ...Lovely multi-floral and very fragrant species!
]]>Coelogyne AllianceTom-DEhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/coelogyne-alliance/26839-dendrochilum-filiforme.htmlDendrochilum glumaceum
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Fri, 14 Aug 2009 01:20:01 GMTAnother one of my Dendros that basically doubled in size this past year. Ten spikes this time around, smelling like sweet fresh-cut hay.
Thanks...Another one of my Dendros that basically doubled in size this past year. Ten spikes this time around, smelling like sweet fresh-cut hay.
Thanks for looking! ;)
]]>Coelogyne Allianceboytjiehttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/coelogyne-alliance/26720-dendrochilum-glumaceum.htmlCoelogyne mossiae
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Tue, 11 Aug 2009 22:39:58 GMTA reliable winter bloomer! White stars in these cloudy days!A reliable winter bloomer! White stars in these cloudy days!
]]>Coelogyne AllianceFrdemetrhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/coelogyne-alliance/26648-coelogyne-mossiae.htmlCoelogyne South Carolina
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Thu, 06 Aug 2009 15:43:18 GMTAfter looking at Richards backbulb website, I had another senior moment -- I have a backbulb of Coelogyne South Carolina !! (somewhere)
My Coel....After looking at Richards backbulb website, I had another senior moment -- I have a backbulb of Coelogyne South Carolina !! (somewhere)
My Coel. South Carolina (Coel. Burfordiense (asperata x pandurata (1911)) x Coel. pandurata, C. & H. 9/5/1996) backbulbs were from Rob in 08/08. Two backbulbs he set in lava rock in a 4" round plastic pot. In 11/08 the smallest new growth appeared. The second, larger growth started this spring and is stretching the limits of the pot. And now I see another growth (above finger in 2nd photo). There are also numerous roots coming through the slots in bottom of pot. I have not been able to flower this plant.
I need help with this guy -- questions:
Is plant still too small to flower ?
Where does this plant flower from ??
Is the latest growth a potential flower source ??
My big problem is wether to repot or not at this time ??? The plant needs a larger pot, especially if that new growth needs to expand to the size of the large pseudobulbs.
Thanks for any help you can provide.
Charlie
]]>Coelogyne Alliancecabnchttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/coelogyne-alliance/26476-coelogyne-south-carolina.htmlDendrochilum gracile
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Wed, 05 Aug 2009 15:37:34 GMTThis one's a miniature Dendrochilum. The plant is mounted on a 4"x4" block of tree fern, and has doubled in size over the past year. It produced 10 bloom spikes this time around. Individual flowers are tiny, but they sure do look amazing through a macro lens. Incidentally, they don't seem to have the typical pungent, tangy Dendrochilum smell - yet, anyway.
Thanks for looking! ;)
]]>Coelogyne Allianceboytjiehttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/coelogyne-alliance/26442-dendrochilum-gracile.htmlCoelogyne monilirachis
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Mon, 03 Aug 2009 22:02:54 GMTAn intermediate grower. The flower is about 0.85" wide and it is a sequential bloomer.
]]>Coelogyne AllianceTom-DEhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/coelogyne-alliance/26382-coelogyne-monilirachis.htmlPanisea albiflora
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Wed, 29 Jul 2009 00:47:57 GMTMini species and the flower is 0.5"
]]>Coelogyne AllianceTom-DEhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/coelogyne-alliance/26167-panisea-albiflora.htmlCoelogyne Cristata
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Sat, 25 Jul 2009 12:03:34 GMTThis plant flowers well every year like clockwork and like clockwork it starts shedding its flowers a few days before our show . I have never been...This plant flowers well every year like clockwork and like clockwork it starts shedding its flowers a few days before our show . I have never been able to show it in the 18 years I have had the plant !!
In a few more days all the flowers will be open and it will be a mass of white flowers quite something to see .
]]>Coelogyne AllianceDeshttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/coelogyne-alliance/26083-coelogyne-cristata.htmlCoelogynes in my garden
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Thu, 16 Jul 2009 01:26:54 GMTMy garden has just started bursting forth with coelogynes - must be the weather! Mostly it is full of this kind - I'm presuming it is fimbriata, but can anyone confirm that? I don't see the hairy lip some talk about (click for a larger pic in my gallery). Also the leaves seem different to others in my garden I thought were fimbriata.
The other type is asperata I think. Very beautiful.
I have this little guy mounted with a wad of spag on some hardwood in fairly bright Catt light and I would say that this little plant might be doubling its size each year. Should be huge soon!
]]>Coelogyne Allianceisurus79http://www.orchidboard.com/community/coelogyne-alliance/25731-dendrochilum-filiforme.htmlCoelogyne speciosa, Sumatra variant
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Sun, 05 Jul 2009 16:14:11 GMTIf previously I have posted my Coelogyne speciosa from Java, this is the same species found in tropical forest of Sumatra. Bulb and flower size are...If previously I have posted my Coelogyne speciosa from Java, this is the same species found in tropical forest of Sumatra. Bulb and flower size are larger than Javan variant.
]]>Coelogyne AlliancePsychedhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/coelogyne-alliance/25534-coelogyne-speciosa-sumatra-variant.html<![CDATA[Coelogyne " Dandurata x Meyeriana"]]>
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Sat, 20 Jun 2009 06:52:39 GMT:hello,
Just want some information/photo of this orchid , hoping someone can help.
Thanks Peter:hello,
Just want some information/photo of this orchid , hoping someone can help.
Thanks Peter
]]>Coelogyne Alliancepeterfhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/coelogyne-alliance/25119-coelogyne-dandurata-x-meyeriana.htmlMy first Coelogyne lawrenceana
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Sun, 14 Jun 2009 05:47:13 GMTWell this is my first. It was a division given to me by a veteran orchid enthusiast. I a newbie was pleased. It has been re potted into ground...Well this is my first. It was a division given to me by a veteran orchid enthusiast. I a newbie was pleased. It has been re potted into ground coconut media and placed in a test area of my yard. Part of the name on the tag is 'Paywela' this may or may not be correct? Any information on this plant will be appreciated. This is a great site for new learners and filled with nice people. P.S. I live in zone 10b Southern CA. coastal.
]]>Coelogyne Alliancekmanhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/coelogyne-alliance/24889-my-first-coelogyne-lawrenceana.htmlRepotting Coelogyne
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Wed, 03 Jun 2009 22:37:29 GMTHello everyone!
Hope your orchids are all flowering!:)
So, i just got a Coelogyne mooreana a week ago and I have to repott it this year but i...Hello everyone!
Hope your orchids are all flowering!:)
So, i just got a Coelogyne mooreana a week ago and I have to repott it this year but i heard that they get really anoyed when you do this.
I need help with the fallowing points;
1.When is the best time to repott?
2.How big does the next pot need to be so i dont disturb the roots for a long time?
3.What's the best way not to disturb the root system too much?
4.What kind of medium should I use?
And one more that dosent really have to do with repotting:
Do you think it will flower this year or should i wait untill next year?
]]>Coelogyne Allianceisdaojonhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/coelogyne-alliance/24559-repotting-coelogyne.htmlCoelogyne mayeriana
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Thu, 28 May 2009 04:07:03 GMTHere is my first Coelogyne bloom, Coelogyne mayeriana.
This genus of orchid is relatively new to me...I bought my first one last fall. here it...Here is my first Coelogyne bloom, Coelogyne mayeriana.
This genus of orchid is relatively new to me...I bought my first one last fall. here it is. Enjoy! :D
]]>Coelogyne Alliancedgenovese1http://www.orchidboard.com/community/coelogyne-alliance/24354-coelogyne-mayeriana.htmlCoelogyne usitana
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Sat, 23 May 2009 23:05:57 GMT1 Coelogyne usitana 5-23-2009 on Flickr - Photo Sharing! (http://www.flickr.com/photos/35910677@N04/3558044840/)
2 Coelogyne usitana 5-23-2009 on...1 Coelogyne usitana 5-23-2009 on Flickr - Photo Sharing! 2 Coelogyne usitana 5-23-2009 on Flickr - Photo Sharing! 3 Coelogyne usitana 5-23-2009 on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
I got this one a while back and it grows soooo slowly, even for an orchid. I think this species and Rhyncolaelia digbyana are best friends! Anyway, very unusual looking flower with very pendulus bloom, therefore pretty tough to take pictures of. Enjoy!
P.S. There is no scent that I can detect.
]]>Coelogyne Allianceisurus79http://www.orchidboard.com/community/coelogyne-alliance/24214-coelogyne-usitana.htmlCoelogyne speciosa, Java variant
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Fri, 22 May 2009 04:20:45 GMTI guess I'm fortunate enough to bloom this lovely orchid in lowland tropics whereas this species is usually found in highland tropical forest. Seems like plenty of rain and drop of temperature lately helped stimulating bloom. This species is native of Java. Lots of variants can be found but this one has light brown labellum color. Several new bulbs are developing and each will give out new bloom in several weeks time.
]]>Coelogyne AlliancePsychedhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/coelogyne-alliance/24159-coelogyne-speciosa-java-variant.htmlCoelogyne Bufordiense/orchid case
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Tue, 19 May 2009 10:43:16 GMTHi, Im trying to make a Coelogyne Bufordiense flower in deepest darkest Scotland. I was very excited to get a flower spike (I think) about 2 months...Hi, Im trying to make a Coelogyne Bufordiense flower in deepest darkest Scotland. I was very excited to get a flower spike (I think) about 2 months ago but it doesnt appear to have grown at all since then.
If Im being very honest its not particularly healthy looking after two years of neglect but recently ive been experimenting with growing it under lights and have had an orchid case made to my best guess which is sitting in my living room.
Its getting about 15 hours a day of two 25w t5 HO florescent tubes (3500K and 6500K) through a layer of glass, humidity is between 65 and 72 degrees and the temperature reaches a maximum of 20 degrees in the evening. I had a tiny fan from habistat but it didnt really do anything but dry out the air.
Do I need to concentrate more on getting the temperature down or the humidity up? Should I get another tube with a higher K? Will the plant suffer from the reduced UV through the layer of glass? Is tapwater ok to water it with?
I feel like Im nailing jelly to a wall so if anyone has experience of growing one of these I would really appreciate any advice.
]]>Coelogyne AllianceTraceyhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/coelogyne-alliance/24059-coelogyne-bufordiense-orchid-case.htmlNeed some advice for new Pleione
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Fri, 01 May 2009 13:31:25 GMTI always manage to leave an orchid show with one folly, and this year it's a Pleione, bought with no cultural knowledge, just the admiration of a plant in the exhibition room. The vendor (rushed as they always are) handed me a culture sheet, but for an entirely different plant. So, I've been researching books and internet. The specimen I bought is labelled P. wallichiana. It seems that this name is no longer correct, and should be Pleione praecox. If that is the case, I have a fall bloomer that needs slightly warmer conditions. However, the largest new growth shows evidence between the leaves of a bloom stem that has been cut. So I'm (its) confused.:hmm Is it safest to provide cool/alpine temps (the basement refrigerator for it's rest) or the warmer temps (not sure where this will be yet)? Any advise would be appreciated!
]]>Coelogyne AllianceMiyukihttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/coelogyne-alliance/23466-need-some-advice-new-pleione.htmlCoelogyne speciosa
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Wed, 29 Apr 2009 23:13:01 GMTA small plant, with the buds opening in sequence. This is the last flower of the second spike (I almost lost the pic!); the lip is 'smashed', 'cause it was pressed against the medium
]]>Coelogyne AllianceFrdemetrhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/coelogyne-alliance/23402-coelogyne-speciosa.html<![CDATA[Dendrochilum uncatum 'Stony Point']]>
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Wed, 29 Apr 2009 16:59:21 GMTSeven spikes this year, woo hoo! A great little mini, one of the smaller of the chain orchids. Has an "interesting" smell... not unpleasant, just different, kinda sharp and tangy. The plant doubled in size over the last year.
Thanks for looking! ;)
]]>Coelogyne Allianceboytjiehttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/coelogyne-alliance/23382-dendrochilum-uncatum-stony-point.htmlCoelogyne cristata
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Fri, 17 Apr 2009 23:51:00 GMTCan this plant survive indoors? I've been lusting after this for a while now, but I don't think I can grow it outside in S. Florida.
If it can be grown outside, then what type of medium should I use? I am a notorious overwaterer.
thank you for your replies in advance!
]]>Coelogyne Alliancepeeweelovesbookshttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/coelogyne-alliance/22980-coelogyne-cristata.htmlCoelogyne asperata
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Thu, 16 Apr 2009 09:59:45 GMTImage: http://i150.photobucket.com/albums/s106/adynepenthes/hapus03.jpg
From Indonesia:biggrin:
From Indonesia:biggrin:
]]>Coelogyne Allianceadynepentheshttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/coelogyne-alliance/22931-coelogyne-asperata.htmlCoel ovalis
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Mon, 13 Apr 2009 20:30:59 GMTIn this Coelogyne the flowers have opening in sequence, for a long time. Very similar to Coel fimbriata, only a little higher (plant and flower)In this Coelogyne the flowers have opening in sequence, for a long time. Very similar to Coel fimbriata, only a little higher (plant and flower)
]]>Coelogyne AllianceFrdemetrhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/coelogyne-alliance/22822-coel-ovalis.htmlCoelogyne massangeana culture advice needed
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Fri, 20 Mar 2009 13:05:56 GMTI have just recieved a Coelogyne masssangeana and it it is not in the best way, the roots are dry and beige but when soaked they were firm just didnt...I have just recieved a Coelogyne masssangeana and it it is not in the best way, the roots are dry and beige but when soaked they were firm just didnt green up, It is a 5 pseudobulb division. I have removed all the brown sheaths around the pseudobulbs and potted up into bark. I cant find much info on how to grow this guy such as temp, watering, light etc but I have read it can sulk for 2-3 years when divided and repotted :( the pseudobulbs are slightly shrivelled as it came from spain bare root with no moss around the roots to keep it moist, I am rather annoyed about it but the aim now is to get this guy well again, the leaves are nice and green though slightly wrinkled due to (I am guessing ) dehydration. What can I do for this plant to get him healthy again and get some new roots growing I think I am going to have to be very very patient for flowers but for now i just want him to survive. Thank you in advance.
]]>Coelogyne Allianceplaytime8978http://www.orchidboard.com/community/coelogyne-alliance/21937-coelogyne-massangeana-culture-advice-needed.htmlCoelogyne nitida
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Sun, 15 Mar 2009 15:40:34 GMTThought I'd post some photos here of my spiking nitida. I was really confused about this plant a year or so ago because I didn't know whether what I was seeing was new growth, or spikes. So here's a comparison...can't wait till this one opens. It's super cute.
[EDIT-forgot to label the photos!]
The left photo shows the spike emerging in between the unfurling leaves. The right photo shows a growth with no spike...the leaves unfurl and the middle is hollow.
]]>Coelogyne Alliancecalvin_orchidLhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/coelogyne-alliance/21735-coelogyne-nitida.htmlCristata and fimbriata
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Sun, 08 Mar 2009 06:41:22 GMTThe first coelogyne to bloom in my care! I know this one is supposed to be super easy and common, but I love it, brown furry lip and all. It is super...The first coelogyne to bloom in my care! I know this one is supposed to be super easy and common, but I love it, brown furry lip and all. It is super cute.
Also, I discovered that the dried up things which I thought were dead growths (I ended up ripping one off last month) are actually spikes on my coel. cristata and they are emerging! I am SO EXCITED
Here is a closeup of the buds:
]]>Coelogyne Alliancecalvin_orchidLhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/coelogyne-alliance/21473-cristata-fimbriata.htmlDendrochilum Wenzeli
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Mon, 02 Mar 2009 21:41:41 GMTHi to all,
Her is the image of Dendrochilum wenzeli the plant is 9 years old blooming for the first time.
veekayHi to all,
Her is the image of Dendrochilum wenzeli the plant is 9 years old blooming for the first time.
veekay
]]>Coelogyne Allianceveekayhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/coelogyne-alliance/21303-dendrochilum-wenzeli.htmlCoelogyne Unchained Melody
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Tue, 24 Feb 2009 19:50:32 GMTCould anyone direct me to a web site where I could find a care sheet for this orchid? I want it to live long and prosper.....:waving
Thanks for...Could anyone direct me to a web site where I could find a care sheet for this orchid? I want it to live long and prosper.....:waving
Thanks for your help.....Faz.
]]>Coelogyne AllianceFazhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/coelogyne-alliance/21070-coelogyne-unchained-melody.htmlMy Unidentified Coelogyne
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Sun, 22 Feb 2009 18:39:30 GMTI just posted a thread with pics in the ID forum: http://www.orchidboard.com/community/identification-forum/20992-unidentified-coelogyne.html
...I just posted a thread with pics in the ID forum: http://www.orchidboard.com/community...coelogyne.html
Could one of you kind souls please take a look and let me know some possible identities? It's definitely a Coelogyne, but I don't know anything beyond that, as the man who sold it to me had lost the tag.
Thanks!
]]>Coelogyne Alliancejmitchellhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/coelogyne-alliance/20993-my-unidentified-coelogyne.htmlDendrochilum wenzellii
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Sun, 15 Feb 2009 18:56:01 GMTI was a bit disappointed in this one, as it put on quite a show last year at the WOC. I purchased it several months ago and so far it only has 5...I was a bit disappointed in this one, as it put on quite a show last year at the WOC. I purchased it several months ago and so far it only has 5 spikes on it with a few more still to come. Last year there were over 50 spikes at once!
Maybe it just needs time to adapt....:crossfing
]]>Coelogyne AllianceLauraNhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/coelogyne-alliance/20750-dendrochilum-wenzellii.htmlCoelogyne gramminifolia in bloom
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Sun, 15 Feb 2009 17:35:47 GMTNot quite as nice as the one that Sue recently purchased, especially as I have something lurking in my orchid room that has a taste for this flower...Not quite as nice as the one that Sue recently purchased, especially as I have something lurking in my orchid room that has a taste for this flower...
]]>Coelogyne AllianceLauraNhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/coelogyne-alliance/20742-coelogyne-gramminifolia-bloom.html<![CDATA[Pholidota Chinensis 'Riopelle']]>
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Fri, 13 Feb 2009 17:55:48 GMTJoined the local orchid society last night. Bought some raffle tickets and won an orchid! It is a Pholidota Chinensis 'Riopelle'. Now I set out to make it a happy little fat bulbed thing! You know you are an orchid nut when you fall in love with the little fat bulbs.....:biggrin:
]]>Coelogyne Alliancequiltingwackohttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/coelogyne-alliance/20654-pholidota-chinensis-riopelle.htmlDendrochilum uncatum
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Thu, 05 Feb 2009 21:18:41 GMTReally tiny Dendrochilum. I just love these things. The chains of flowers are fascinatingly detailed when you get right up close. This one is in a 4" net pot in sphagnum moss. It has two inflorescences with six new growths starting, meaning six more blooming shoots, but I couldn't wait that long to take the pic. :roll:
Flowers start off green, then mature to a bright yellow. Kind of a strange tangy smell, very pungent. Not bad, just... different. Here's a good Dendrdochilum for you, Yvan. See? They're not all huge. :biggrin:
Thanks for looking!
]]>Coelogyne Allianceboytjiehttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/coelogyne-alliance/20384-dendrochilum-uncatum.htmlCoelogyne cristata... one more !
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Mon, 02 Feb 2009 23:28:52 GMTI'm really happy it bloomed this year :bowing, it started before Christmas. I got it this summer and repotted it in S/H with live sphagnum on the top third of the pot. So after the repotting stress, I was really not expecting it to bloom...
]]>Coelogyne Alliances.kallimahttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/coelogyne-alliance/20286-coelogyne-cristata-one-more.htmlMy first blooming Coelogyne! (graminifolia)
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Sat, 31 Jan 2009 15:45:17 GMTThis one is so pretty!
The one thing I'm not crazy about is that the blooms are facing "backwards" on the mount...at both sides! :coverlaugh:
]]>Coelogyne Alliancecb977http://www.orchidboard.com/community/coelogyne-alliance/20191-my-first-blooming-coelogyne-graminifolia.htmlCoel graminifolia
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Sat, 31 Jan 2009 15:36:49 GMTThis one is just starting to open, it has 3 buds on each of the two spikes in bloom! :dance:This one is just starting to open, it has 3 buds on each of the two spikes in bloom! :dance:
]]>Coelogyne Alliancecb977http://www.orchidboard.com/community/coelogyne-alliance/20190-coel-graminifolia.htmlWhat kind of Coelogyne is this?
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Mon, 19 Jan 2009 21:13:45 GMTMy Mother gave me a present whilst I was visiting her..
It's a Coelogyne...? not sure what? She told me it's a 'densiflora' - I think it's more like a "Coelogyne pulverola" or "pulverula" from pictures I've seen on the web....
Here are a couple of pictures of the plant she divided, which luckily for me was in flower whilst I was over there, unfortunately the close up is blurred..
I would also be grateful for any info on it's culture.I haven't really found any 'real' info on it..she grows it outside planted in a mixture of sand & charcoal.
Any info would be very appreciated. My mum tells me it's a 'tough' & very hardy plant.
]]>Coelogyne Alliancenenellahttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/coelogyne-alliance/19772-what-kind-coelogyne.htmlDendrochilum wenzelii
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Fri, 16 Jan 2009 07:04:57 GMTThis dendrochilum is currently in full bloom in my greenhouse. The plant is about 17 inches tall. I estimate that there about 200 inflorescences...This dendrochilum is currently in full bloom in my greenhouse. The plant is about 17 inches tall. I estimate that there about 200 inflorescences (the most that its ever had). The flowers are deep red.
Dendrochilum wenzelii on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
]]>Coelogyne AllianceHawaiian Sunshinehttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/coelogyne-alliance/19670-dendrochilum-wenzelii.htmlCoelogyne massangeana
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Wed, 14 Jan 2009 17:41:14 GMTVery easy in flat... In plastic clear pot and sphagnum.
Image: http://img407.imageshack.us/img407/9185/coelogynemassageana2ke8.jpg
Image:...Very easy in flat... In plastic clear pot and sphagnum.
]]>Coelogyne Alliancemarccubhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/coelogyne-alliance/19615-coelogyne-massangeana.htmlDrchlm. stenophyllum
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Sun, 28 Dec 2008 15:05:18 GMTI have always wanted one of these. This is an ebay purchase and I'm thrilled! Thanx for looking!
]]>Coelogyne AllianceCoolPhroghttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/coelogyne-alliance/19062-drchlm-stenophyllum.html<![CDATA[Coel massengiana 'Golden Chains']]>
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Mon, 01 Dec 2008 04:25:13 GMTmy rather large Coel massengiana (syn tomentosae) this looks like the last spike for this year, but it has been going since Aug.
Bryanmy rather large Coel massengiana (syn tomentosae) this looks like the last spike for this year, but it has been going since Aug.
Bryan
]]>Coelogyne Alliancejacamarorchidshttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/coelogyne-alliance/18248-coel-massengiana-golden-chains.htmlDendrochilium not growing... may be slowly dying.... please help
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Sun, 23 Nov 2008 00:37:29 GMTI have a Dendrochilum ecallosum and it has never grown a bit since i bought it over year ago. Now it is slowly loosing all it's leaves (only 4 left) on about 20 bulbs. It is blooming size and I just repotted to make sure nothing was rotting and all I noticed was that the media was really dry. What is the best way to take care of this plant.. does it need a rest period? I can't find any info on this plant. Any information would be greatly appreciated.
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