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ehanes7612

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Bought this today from Seattleorchid.com in Ballard , seattle. The petals are only 18 in long but they are nice and dark...and there's the novelty of buying a sanderianum in bloom ...

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I think that's a good price, but I detect a trace of justification:poke::poke:

Does your spouse know you bought it:evil:

divorced..............but i have three other sanderianums that are putting out second growths , so yes.. a bit of justification
 
looks like a 3-growth plant to me. I'm amazed anyone would sell something like that (no matter for what money), but: I'd have bought it too!!! (twice! too) :drool:
 
That is really nice. Better than a lot of sanderianums you see. Amazing price as well. I'm envious to say the least.

David
 
:drool: I admired this plant just a couple nights ago. I was at Seattle Orchid for a NWOS show committee meeting. Another member bought the other one they had that had even darker flowers. He also got a great deal.

Susan
 
They have access to three more in bud that they would be willing to broker...if anyone is interested give them a call...i dont represent them so i cant say what kind of deal they would offer
 
Okay, so I don't really know, but why would a three growth sanderianum in flower go for $275? Are they rare?, hard to grow?, slow growers? or is it just that it's a sanderianum, and sanderianums are cool? I've seen quite a few showing up on this forum, so it seems that a lot of people are having success with them.
 
Are they rare?, hard to grow?, slow growers? or is it just that it's a sanderianum, and sanderianums are cool?

ironically enough, all of the above. i suppose the species is not so rare in cultivation nowadays, but still fairly rare in the wild (often occurring in larger populations, however not so many populations left these days).
on top of being slow growers and difficult to grow really well, they can be a pain to coax into blooming.
 

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