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Coelogyne glandulosa
Coelogyne glandulosa
Coelogyne glandulosa

Coelogyne glandulosa

1853 J. Lindley

Blooming strong

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  • Dormancy:short
  • Fragrance:No
  • Location:Windowsill/greenhouse/display case
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25,00€ - 25,00€
25,00€
25,00€ - 25,00€
25,00€

incl. German VAT plus shipping costs
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Description

Coelogyne glandulosa

Name: Coelogyne glandulosa Lindl.

Synonyms: Pleione glandulosa (Lindl.) Kuntze

Etymology: The genus name Coelogyne refers to the recessed stigma of the flower. The Latin glandulosa means “glandular.”

First described by: John Lindley, 1853.

Origin/Distribution: Southern India.

Location/Habitat: Epiphytic in moist montane forests at middle to higher elevations. The species prefers bright, filtered light, high humidity, and cool to intermediate temperatures of approximately 10–22°C.

Description and Notes: Coelogyne glandulosa has ovate pseudobulbs with two leathery leaves. Erect inflorescences bear several white flowers with yellow markings on the lip. We use a loose, well-draining bark-based potting mix with moisture-retaining components. During the growing season, it is watered regularly and lightly fertilized; in winter, we keep the plant slightly drier and cooler, but do not allow it to dry out completely.