Oops. it is "doing" quite well, not "ding"

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"Ray" wrote in message
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FWIW, I have one in S/H culture growing along side phals, and it
seems to be ding quite well.

A word of caution though - dendrochilums really don't like to be
repotted. The three species I have all waited for 5 to 8 months
after repotting to even show the slightest hint of new growth.
After that they grew fine...

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"wendy7" wrote in message
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Found this info at www.Andysorchids.com using the Power search
feature.
Dendrochilum glumaceum from the Philippines
an incredible compact plant which puts on a great floral display,
2" bulbs topped with a single glossy dark green 10" leaf, thin wiry
spikes emerge from the center of new growths, the first 10" of the
spikes are upright followed by a pendant 8" blooming tip, the 1/2"
crystalline white flowers have a brilliant orange lip and are
densely arranged in rank-and-file fashion, easy grower and
fragrant.

Spring and Fall Blooming
Intermediate to Warm; 58°F min. to 88°F max.
Bright; 2500-3500 Footcandles (very bright indirect light)
Potted, Moist; 2-3 waterings per week(let dry slightly between
waterings)
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Cheers Wendy

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whatever wrote:
Hi

I am wondering if anyone has any information on this orchid e.g.
watering, light etc.

I did a google search on it and found lots of places to buy one
but no
imformation on it's care

Thanks

Whatever