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Why not grow orchids?

Matt in SD

By Matt in SD
in TROPICAL LOOKING PLANTS - Other Than Palms

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Another fragrant Dendrobium in bloom in the garden.  This one is Dendrobium jonesii variation magnificum.  Not quite all of the 9 flower stalks have there flowers in full bloom, but it is loaded with flowers.

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Vanda Nopporn Golden Dream x Taweesooksa #58

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Yet another fragrant Dendrobium which is in bloom now.  Dendrobium gracilicaule var macropus. 

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On 4/3/2024 at 5:41 PM, Tracy said:

Cattleya intermedia tipo form is in bloom on the side of the house under the guava tree.

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This Cattleya intermedia is blooming earlier this year, indicative of the mild winter we experienced.   Heat waves in February and March seem to becoming more normal now.

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