Stone
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Coincidentally, this one likes the same conditions and treatment (more or less) as the Paph tigrinum!
Cymbidium tigrinum
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AdamD
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Well done
SlipperFan
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Very nice plant!
Wonderful plant and blooms. Are the flowers fragrant?
It not very 'Tiger-ish'?
Lovely flower and so well grown, though.
Lovely flower and so well grown, though.
Lovely plant, Stone. You really are very good at growing orchids.
As an aside, IOSPE says "Found in the Chinese Himalayas, Myanmar and Assam India as a miniature sized, cool to cold growing lithophyte on rocks at elevations of 1000 to 2700 meters". Anyone now how cold they get? Are they covering with snow for some parts of the year?
As an aside, IOSPE says "Found in the Chinese Himalayas, Myanmar and Assam India as a miniature sized, cool to cold growing lithophyte on rocks at elevations of 1000 to 2700 meters". Anyone now how cold they get? Are they covering with snow for some parts of the year?
Stone
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I don't think they get snow???? but if dry, temps to 0C for short periods is probable.
@Angela. No scent to speak of.
Stone
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I know, but about as tigerish as the Paph!
Love the contrasting lip! Congrats on a well-grown plant!
Rick
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Shoot this plant is inspirational Mike:clap::clap:
I might have to get rid of something in my GH to make room for one of these
I might have to get rid of something in my GH to make room for one of these
Gorgeous plant, and very attractive flowers!
Tom-DE
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There are very few of Cyms that I would grow and this small species is one of them. Fantastic!
Migrant13
Mature growth?
Fantastic growing and just love the flowers.
Happypaphy7
Paphlover
I can see Cymbidium flower but the plant is very different!
Beautiful!
Beautiful!
Good plant and good pictures
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