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Dendrobium
oligophyllum
This uncommon miniature species have
long lasting flowers and is very free
flowering. It has great potential for
breeding miniature Dendrobium. It can
flower when it is matured while it is
still in flask. A good candidate use
for plant research like flower color
manipulation and genetic transformation
work.
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Dendrobium
parthenium
This is another rare and uncommon species.
It has large crystalline white flower
with broad petals and an extremely wide
and large lip with a contrasting red
spot in the lip.
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Dendrobium
secundum
This species is unique because its flowers
are arranged in a bottle brush structure.
This is a selected chili red form that
is much sought after then the common
pink form.
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Dendrobium
shulleri “TE”
This is the Holy Grail of the species
from the section Spatulata. This extremely
rare species was once use extensive
in hybridization during the early 50s
and 60s. But was then lost in cultivation
throughout the years. Most green and
yellow Dendrobium hybrids available
today, have this species as a parent
in its ancestry. We manage to acquire
this rare species from a long time Dendrobium
breeder whom had used this species in
his hybridization program and had passed
on.
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Dendrobium
stratiotes “TE”
This is another rare species, which
is an icon for the common name “Antelope”
Dendrobium. Though it is not common
in many collections, it has been use
extensively in breeding. Its length
and twisting of its petal varies greatly.
Those that have long and heavily twisted
petals are highly sought after, like
the one being featured.
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Dendrobium
tobaense
This is a rare species that was discovered
in the early 1990s. It is similar to
the species Dendrobium cruentum, except
that this species have larger flowers
with elongated petals and sepals with
a unique lip.
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Dendrobium
unicum
This unusual and unique species have
bright orange flower, which are long
lasting. This species is highly sought
after for its unique orange flower because
orange color is rare for Dendrobium.
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Dendrobium
venustum
This species is often confused with
the species Dendrobium delacourii. This
species is very floriferous and the
plant is much taller and larger that
Dendrobium delacourii. A potential species
to be use as a parent.
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Dendrobium
violaceoflavens
This is an extremely rare and beautiful
species is from the section Spatulata.
The plant is large and robust with distinctive
flower with a bright blue violet lip.
It is very highly sought after by collectors.
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Dendrobium
virgineum “Red Spot”
This is an extremely rare and highly
sought after species. It has very long
lasting waxy flowers. It has clusters
of crystalline white flowers with a
contrasting bright red spot on the lip
and a spur. It can be a potential parent
for breeding long lasting flowers.
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Dendrobium
virgineum “Red Veining”
This variety is the same as the above
description except this form has red
veining on the lip instead of a single
bright red spot on the lip.
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