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Plants in genus coelogyne

Plants in genus coelogyne

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Coelogyne mooreana

Coelogyne mooreana is a medium-sized orchid species known for its cool-growing nature. This plant is appreciated for its elegant flowers and is suitable for orchid enthusiasts looking for a unique addition to their collection.

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Coelogyne asperata

Coelogyne asperata is a large-sized orchid that can grow in both hot and cool conditions. It is primarily epiphytic but can sometimes be lithophytic, making it versatile in its growing environments.

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Coelogyne ovalis

Coelogyne ovalis is an elegant orchid species from East Asia, admired for its oval-shaped white and yellow flowers. The blooms are not only visually appealing but also emit a delightful fragrance, and they are known for their longevity.

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Coelogyne fimbriata

Coelogyne fimbriata is a small, light-loving orchid native to the Himalayas and Southeast Asia. It features conical pseudobulbs and oblong leaves, with cream-colored flowers that bloom in summer. The flowers have a unique hairy labellum with yellow and dark red spots. This orchid thrives as an epiphyte in bright, indirect sunlight and is best grown in well-drained soil. Its compact size and distinctive blooms make it a fascinating plant for orchid enthusiasts.

Coelogyne peltastes

Coelogyne peltastes is an orchid species with round, glossy leaves and pendulous flower spikes. It produces small, fragrant white and cream flowers, making it a charming addition to any orchid collection. This plant thrives in bright, indirect light and requires a humid environment to flourish.

Coelogyne lawrenceana

Coelogyne lawrenceana is an orchid species endemic to Vietnam and native to Southeast Asia, including India and Myanmar. It thrives in cool and moist environments, preferring intermediate to cool conditions with indirect light and high humidity. The flowers of this orchid are white, cream, and light green with intricate markings, adding a delicate beauty to any collection. Regular watering and good air circulation are essential for its care.

Coelogyne triplicatula

Coelogyne triplicatula is an orchid species native to Southeast Asia, known for its pendulous clusters of small, fragrant flowers. The blooms range from white to creamy yellow with intricate markings, and the plant grows as an epiphyte in its natural habitat.

Coelogyne wenzelii

Coelogyne wenzelii is an orchid species with long-lasting, fragrant rose-scented flowers. It thrives in year-round humid conditions with bright light, making it suitable for a range of growing environments.

Coelogyne xyrekes

Coelogyne xyrekes is an elegant orchid species known for its creamy white petals and sepals with a vibrant purple lip and intricate patterns. This plant is appreciated for its beauty and unique floral design.

Coelogyne mayeriana

Coelogyne mayeriana is a medium-sized orchid species native to Malaysia, Sumatra, Java, and Borneo. It is a cool-growing plant, making it suitable for environments with lower temperatures. This orchid is part of the Coelogyne genus, known for its unique and diverse floral structures.

Coelogyne pulverula

Coelogyne pulverula is an epiphytic orchid species native to Southeast Asia. It has single leaves and spikes of pale pink flowers with a prominent yellow and white lip. This orchid blooms in winter and thrives in moderate to bright indirect light and high humidity.

Coelogyne apoensis

Coelogyne apoensis is a hybrid orchid resulting from the crossbreeding of two Dendrobium species. It showcases a blend of colors, patterns, and flower shapes, making it a visually appealing addition to any orchid collection.

Coelogyne mooreana 'Westonbert'

Coelogyne mooreana 'Westonbert' is a medium-sized orchid species that thrives in cool growing conditions. It is known for its attractive blooms and is a popular choice among orchid enthusiasts.

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