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Old 06-08-2008, 11:09 PM
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I have alot of dendrobiums in which the flowers have all fallen off and died, but I am familiar with cutting Phals spikes down when the flowers die off, but do you cut the dendrobium the same way?
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OK Id like to know too

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Yup, you do, only a couple kinds of orchids will regrow on the same spike, dendrobiums are not one of these.

Please correct me if I'm wrong, I don't know everything but I have a dendrobium and I looked around a lot to find the answer to that and I was told that it's ok to cut them, they won't regrow on an old spike.
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You can cut the spike off yes. But do not cut the cane, incase there is some confusion what is a spike and what is a cane. You probably already know this but just making sure.
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Yes you can only cut the spike but never the cane. Even if it has no leaves on it. Dendros tend to spike from leafless canes too.
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Ok thanks!!!
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