I was wondering if anyone might have had some experience with these plants?
What I can find so far says good light 2,500-3,500 foot candles, open media in a basket so roots can spread out. Water often, fertilize weakly/weekly, and good air movement. Temperatures from 28 to 35C, a bit cooler during the dry season.

I would appreciate any and all information.

Yes, I have grown Coelogyne Burfordiense for some years, I still have a plant.

I think it is is one of the most gorgeous of the Coelogynes, most which are sold as pandurata are actually Burfordiense which is asperata x pandurata. One drawback is that it will grow into gigantic plants, but there are ways to get around that - since the growth is linear, I have heard of people growing them successfully in long raingutters. For some years I had a plant in a long window box. But also in a square basket and in a round bowl. Everything goes!
I grow it in Summer outside a bit shaded, in the greenhouse light as one does for Phals, with some morning or late afternoon sun, not super bright Cattleya light.
I always have it in bark and keep it evenly moist. Temps are intermediate to warm.



Did I mention that these are the prettiest of all Coelogynes?
I should add, there is no dry season for this one, at least not in my hands.

Thanks very much Ursula. So I gather that they like to be watered year round?
The reason I asked is because I picked one up 3 years ago at the Naples Plant Sale. It was about 20 bulbs worth and I divided it to give like half to my buddy Dick Pippen.
Anyways it is growing decent enough but not great. I have it in a 8" plastic net pot and it is definitely growing forward. The new growths are a little smaller then the older ones. Perhaps I will change media since the red lava rock I am using might not be providing enough moisture.
I have been giving it less then Cattleya light and in a place of good air movement. It has not bloomed yet but I think that maybe with a finer media, more water and a bit more food, I can grow some bigger bulbs. Maybe then I'll get some flowers.
When does it flower?
Again, thanks so much.

Sounds good, Bill.
It flowers here in May into June for me.