Coelogyne lagarophylla (syn. Dendrochilum stenophyllum)

Coelogyne lagarophylla is the plant long grown as Dendrochilum stenophyllum. It comes from montane forest on Luzon in the Philippines at around 1000 metres. Each slender pseudobulb carries a single grass-like leaf, pleated along its length, and the new growths produce arching spikes up to about 20 cm long, with up to 40 tiny flowers clustered towards the tip. What to expect Flowers: Tiny (around 4 mm), densely packed near the end of a semi-arching spike. Plant: Compact clumps of narrow, grassy leaves. Flowering: Spikes develop with the new growths. Growing notes Temperature: Intermediate; tolerates cool nights. Light: Bright filtered light. Water: Keep moist while in growth. Humidity & air: Moderate to high humidity with good air movement. About the name Formerly Dendrochilum stenophyllum. When Dendrochilum was merged into Coelogyne in 2021, the name Coelogyne stenophylla was already taken by another species, so this one received a new epithet, lagarophylla. It is the same plant under a new name. Shipping & condition Supplied at flowering size – either a mature plant or a division from a plant that has already flowered – grown on in the Dandenong Ranges. Plants are packed on Sunday and sent on Monday. Buds and flowers cannot be guaranteed at time of shipping due to seasonal and environmental factors.