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Including Dendrobium, Epigenium and their HybridsenSat, 21 Nov 2009 08:45:59 GMTvBulletin60http://www.orchidboard.com/community/images/misc/rss.jpgOrchid Board - Most Complete Orchid Forum on the web ! - Dendrobium Alliance
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Has my Den had too much Nitrogen?
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Fri, 20 Nov 2009 13:31:35 GMTTitle says it all, has it had too much Nitrogen or not enough light, a mix of the two or is there another reason why I have such long, sorta floppy...Title says it all, has it had too much Nitrogen or not enough light, a mix of the two or is there another reason why I have such long, sorta floppy leaves? Haven't got it to re-bloom since I bought it either. It's growing in straight pine bark, medium-ish chunks I guess
]]>Dendrobium Alliancelais817http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/30266-has-my-den-had-too-much-nitrogen.htmlA couple Dendro. hybrids...
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Fri, 20 Nov 2009 02:08:38 GMTHere's a couple hybrids....I don't really grow wedding flowers, but I still have a few hanging around. I try to save most of my room for the species plants. This is Den. Emma Pink and Den. Blue Foxtail. Attachment 38813Attachment 38814
]]>Dendrobium Alliancegixrj18http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/30257-couple-dendro-hybrids.htmlNobile dendro with keikis
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Wed, 18 Nov 2009 17:16:47 GMTWondering whether I should winter chill this thing or not. It has a keiki on it and several areas that are sending out roots at the top of the plant....Wondering whether I should winter chill this thing or not. It has a keiki on it and several areas that are sending out roots at the top of the plant. I hesitate to throw it out in the garage for a winter chill when it is producing all this "action". It is a Nobile type called Oriental Smile. Currently it is under T5 light in the house. Daytime temp of 75 or so and nights in the 60s. Carol
]]>Dendrobium Alliancequiltingwackohttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/30152-nobile-dendro-keikis.htmlBaby Dendrobium
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Tue, 17 Nov 2009 16:00:45 GMTHello everyone my Dendrobium had a baby and I was wondering if it was almost time for it to be seperated? The baby plant has tilted since its growing...Hello everyone my Dendrobium had a baby and I was wondering if it was almost time for it to be seperated? The baby plant has tilted since its growing at an odd angle and I was wondering what should I do with the baby should I seperate it and is it ready to leave baby on with the mommy? Could someone please give me some advice I would greatly appreciate it.
Here are some pics:
]]>Dendrobium Alliancealan3885http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/30123-baby-dendrobium.html<![CDATA[Dend. affine 'Amber']]>
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Tue, 17 Nov 2009 15:29:18 GMTAwarded by the AOS:
Image: http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2762/4111334191_7b6725fcd8_t.jpg ...Awarded by the AOS:
]]>Dendrobium Allianceronaldhankohttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/30122-dend-affine-amber.htmlDendrobium Resting Period?
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Mon, 16 Nov 2009 16:26:43 GMTHello lovley people,
I was just reading about resting periods.
I do not know the name but the flowers were a light limey green with a deep...Hello lovley people,
I was just reading about resting periods.
I do not know the name but the flowers were a light limey green with a deep purple/pinky/red lip.
i have been watering my dendrobium once a week since I had it (about 6-8 months, soon after i got it, it got bud blast and the all flowers fell off). It has fairly recently started to sprout new shoots at the base of the main stem. So i would assume its healthy and enjoying life, but do i need to stop watering to give it a "rest"?
Also 1 or two of the leaves at the top of the main stem are a little bit yellow, could this be sunburn? I've got no idea.
]]>Dendrobium AllianceSammyhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/30093-dendrobium-resting-period.htmlNew Dendrobium
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Sun, 15 Nov 2009 16:58:36 GMTHi,
Just purchased a "dendrobium" from walmart (was $8).
It was very dry when I purchased it but seems in good health, I am a little confused as to the type, I don't think its a den phal, but I could be confused.
Also I am a bit confused on the way it is potted.
It is in a ceramic pot with no drainage. Usually when I buy orchids (phals) they are in a clear plastic pot.
I am wondering if I should re pot it in a clear plastic pot with drainage holes and orchid mix or should I leave it??
]]>Dendrobium Alliancegreenmomhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/30049-new-dendrobium.htmlDendrobium Karen
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Sat, 14 Nov 2009 22:42:41 GMTSo I went shopping to get pots for some orchids and came home with more orchids (as well)!
Here are the others of the others......So I went shopping to get pots for some orchids and came home with more orchids (as well)!
but this one is a Dendrobium Karen (probably a trade name).
There are two spikes mostly of buds coming out of a really fat cane. There are 2 short canes which have obviously already flowered, 2 or 3 tiny old canes... and one new cane still growing.
It took a lot of fiddling with the camera settings to get the true colour, but this is pretty acurate.
Here are the canes. You can see the new cane on the left of the first pic if you look closely (click on any of my pics to get a bigger version). The second pic shows just how fat the main cane is.
]]>Dendrobium AllianceRosieChttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/30013-dendrobium-karen.htmlPlease check this other post!
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Sat, 14 Nov 2009 22:03:19 GMTIn the 'bought it at a gas station' area - looking for opinions on the ID of this rascal! http://www.orchidboard.com/community...tml#post271365
]]>Dendrobium Alliancenancyhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/30010-please-check-other-post.htmlDen. Burana Pearl No. 9
http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/29937-den-burana-pearl-no-9-a.html
Thu, 12 Nov 2009 14:38:46 GMTNew purchase so I can't take credit for these beauties!
]]>Dendrobium AllianceEthanhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/29937-den-burana-pearl-no-9-a.htmlNew Blooming Dend. NOID
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Tue, 10 Nov 2009 15:28:36 GMTI really love the color of these flowers and the overall shape of the spike. The flowers last for about 4 months - love those long bloomers! She was...I really love the color of these flowers and the overall shape of the spike. The flowers last for about 4 months - love those long bloomers! She was a gift and unfortunately came with no name tag. :(
]]>Dendrobium AllianceEthanhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/29877-new-blooming-dend-noid.html<![CDATA[Dendrobium Super Star x Ise 'Pearl']]>
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Tue, 10 Nov 2009 14:54:33 GMTHello. I've posted before about this species before and now I'm totally confused. After blooming profusely throughout the spring and summer and spending until just last week outdoors here in Massachusetts I was going to do what I usually do and give it it's winter rest with minimal watering etc. What I have found is that it has new buds on a number of branches some new growth and the roots are green tipped. Should I now treat it as a non-nobile type and water and fertilize?
Thank you for everyone's replies.:waving
]]>Dendrobium AllianceDonaldhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/29875-dendrobium-super-star-x-ise-pearl.htmlDen. Pinky Sem X Kanjana Blue
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Tue, 10 Nov 2009 04:30:21 GMTHello everyone,
Here is my Den. Pinky X Kanjana Blue, that I bought at the Lowes in Auburndale, Florida about a month ago. I paid about $8 for it...Hello everyone,
Here is my Den. Pinky X Kanjana Blue, that I bought at the Lowes in Auburndale, Florida about a month ago. I paid about $8 for it off the sale table, because it was out of bloom. But, it had another spike which bloomed. Shadytrake, also has a hybrid the same as mine which I bought for her and mailed to her a while back.
]]>Dendrobium AllianceAmandaleehttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/29868-den-pinky-sem-x-kanjana-blue.htmlQuestion About Winter Rest
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Sun, 08 Nov 2009 19:05:57 GMTI live in east central Fl(Cocoa Beach), I keep all my orchids outside under a shefflera tree where they get well diffused light. I have 2 dens. A...I live in east central Fl(Cocoa Beach), I keep all my orchids outside under a shefflera tree where they get well diffused light. I have 2 dens. A Sun Delight(photos 1 & 2)and a Blue Fox Tail(photos 3 & 4). I am guessing they may be the phal. type, the flower spikes always grow from the top of the cane. Both currently have new cnanes avtively growing. Do they look like they need to be rested? Does that mean watering every 2 or 3 weeks? I also enclosed photos of their pots, do they look like they should be repotted? Thank you for your assistance.
Tim Abbott
]]>Dendrobium Alliancetim abbotthttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/29754-question-about-winter-rest.htmlnorthwest winter care for dendrobiums?
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Sun, 08 Nov 2009 02:13:28 GMTSo I probably have made a grave mistake, but I cut the main cane down to the root base…. A few months ago the leaves turned yellow and I just left...So I probably have made a grave mistake, but I cut the main cane down to the root base…. A few months ago the leaves turned yellow and I just left them. Unfortunately my mother in law came along and pulled all the yellow leaves off with only the lonely cane remaining. I was not happy with her but kept on nursing the plant with weekly watering and bright light. Eventually new shoots grew off the main cane that looked like mini canes. Now its pretty much winter in the northwest with minimal sunlight through out the day and cooler temps. I keep the plant indoors and in as much possible sunlight and reduced watering to maybe once every other week and yet to fertilize. The plant turned limpy and a light green yellow all over. I decided that the cane is not revivable so I cute it all the way to the base today but feel I might of just ended its chance at ever coming back. What should I do? Should I keep watering as normal and keep in sunlight or maybe let dry out for the winter and store in a closet to bring out during spring and summer? Im clueless. :(
]]>Dendrobium Alliancemelaniewicklundhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/29738-northwest-winter-care-dendrobiums.htmlHelp with my den
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Fri, 06 Nov 2009 21:18:17 GMTHopefully the photos turn out. I will repost if they don't. Just have two questions for my den. Thoughts appreciated. :bowing
The Den just dropped some flowers and I don't know where to cut the stem, any ideas??:scratchhead:
One of the Keikis died and don't really know what happened... Any ideas. Please see the photo 3 for better description. :bua:
The roots look good to me..... They are just white. Are they dieing and I just don't know. kinda new to the den world.
Thought welcome!
]]>Dendrobium Alliancekjp8128http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/29702-help-my-den.htmlnew to dens!! help
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Fri, 06 Nov 2009 16:29:25 GMTHello,
About 2 1/2 weeks ago I bought two on the sale rack at lowes.
One was 5$ and it has A big cane and 3 smaller ones. The big one had a...Hello,
About 2 1/2 weeks ago I bought two on the sale rack at lowes.
One was 5$ and it has A big cane and 3 smaller ones. The big one had a spike but browned and i cut it down.
I first had them planted it sprgm moss but this week felt it was too wet so I put them in mix of fir bark, hardwood charcoal, and coarse perlite. (also had a tag that said dendrobium 44-08/#67 world cup no2)
The other was 3.50$ and has one big spike and one smaller one. The big one had a spike but also browned and I cut it off.
So could someone help me with them thank you very much
...... the 2nd pic the lil cane leaf has turned yellow. last three pics are phals just wanted to see there progress.
]]>Dendrobium Alliancearies23http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/29693-new-dens-help.htmlDens Genting Beauty and Genting Rose
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Thu, 05 Nov 2009 19:41:32 GMTRescues from last year. The plants are easy to grow and they flower from old and new canes.
CharlieRescues from last year. The plants are easy to grow and they flower from old and new canes.
Charlie
]]>Dendrobium Alliancecabnchttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/29654-dens-genting-beauty-genting-rose.htmlTwo interesting looking dendrobiums
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Thu, 05 Nov 2009 09:03:29 GMTThese two dendrobiums belong to one of my friends who collects a lot of mutated phal-type dendrobiums.These two dendrobiums belong to one of my friends who collects a lot of mutated phal-type dendrobiums.
]]>Dendrobium Alliancephelihttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/29645-two-interesting-looking-dendrobiums.htmlA couple of Dends in bloom
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Mon, 02 Nov 2009 03:33:26 GMTThis first Dend. is made up of 2 small canes and is finally giving me her blooms. It used to be huge (picture #3) until a rain storm blew it off the...This first Dend. is made up of 2 small canes and is finally giving me her blooms. It used to be huge (picture #3) until a rain storm blew it off the top shelf, one night 2 years ago. (I now have everything strapped down with bungee cords!) I lost half the plant that day and after the re-pot, scale appeared and took most of the salvaged, remaining plant. I put it outside, forgot about it until recently and this is what's left. Doubtful that I'll ever get it back to where it once was but, I'm grateful for what's left.:biggrin:
And the lavender blooms are faithfully beginning once again.
Thanks for looking!
]]>Dendrobium AllianceSandy4453http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/29554-couple-dends-bloom.htmlNeed help with dendrobium ID
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Sun, 01 Nov 2009 20:16:24 GMTI got this Dendrobium today for $4 what a deal. Can anyone here help me ID it. The inflorescenes are not coming out of the tip of the cane. One is...I got this Dendrobium today for $4 what a deal. Can anyone here help me ID it. The inflorescenes are not coming out of the tip of the cane. One is at the opposite of a leaf axil and one is in the leaf axil. I really just want to know in general what type of Dendrobium it is so I will know how to care for it.
A real cute mini with lots of little spikes :D
]]>Dendrobium Alliancecalvin_orchidLhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/29474-dendrobium-garrettii.htmlDo I just repot this or divide it as well?
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Thu, 29 Oct 2009 20:12:14 GMTHi - I'm very new on here but I'm learning so much about my little collection of orchids.
Anyway, I purchased a hanging dendrobium orchid from an Orchid show several years ago and it was gorgeous purple/pink flowers all over it. Since then, there has been a fair bit of growth to it and I took the hanging wires off it to just grow in the pot and it hasn't flowered since then (about 4 years ago!)
Anyway, I've just learnt (on the beginners discussion) that its should be repotted but as its so crowded in the little pot, should I divide it too and into how many plants?
How big should the new pots be?
Should the medium be course like bark?
Ooh, sorry so many questions.
I have posted some pictures and the one I'm talking about is the small one that has grown in a little ball shape.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
]]>Dendrobium AllianceNelly4http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/29438-do-i-just-repot-divide-well.htmlDen. pachyphyllum-My first attempt at having a plant judged...
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Thu, 29 Oct 2009 14:19:33 GMTSo this is the little bugger that decided to bloom last month the day after judging and since the blooms only last 24 hours for me...Well, the little...So this is the little bugger that decided to bloom last month the day after judging and since the blooms only last 24 hours for me...Well, the little darling decided to re-bloom again this month and I was figuring that with my luck the little sucker would deny me again, but my luck must have changed! After a long day I went to the Orchid Room about 5pm and was shocked that most of the buds had opened! Hooray! For half a second I almost thought about turning around and ignoring it, as the judging is in Tampa about an hour away and I had so much work to do...A quick call to the hubby and he was all for making the trip down, so off we went. I'm not sure that I've ever been so nervous (isn't that silly? who gets nervous about showing a orchid to some judges...) I think my biggest fear was that I was truly in unknown territory. I've shown horses before and I've judged many different things, but I know absolutely nothing about orchid judging. All I knew was that the plant had been award before and that I had more blooms than they had...
I called ahead and let them know that I was coming and that I was clueless :lol:
We arrived and I registered my plant, to which the nerves got the best of me and I spelled dendrobium wrong 3 times (I was truly a basketcase) and I could hear Sue hollering all way from 50 miles away "Don't mess it up and spell something wrong", as we were so critical at the last show we went to and a vendor had misspelled 2 genus, and one of them was dendrobian, I think that I actually prayed "Lord please don't let me screw this up!"
Then they asked if I would like to sit in and observe the judging and that experience was awesome, but first I had to put my plant on the display table...Oh my goodness, there were already 6 plants there and they were all huge, with beautiful flowers. I honestly felt a little foolish...and then to make it even worse, I had decided as I was walking in to remove the name tag, as I wasn't sure whether you should leave them on or not...One of the judges from my new club quietly whispered "pluck that little weed out of the pot, quickly" Lord have mercy, wouldn't you know that right where the tag used to hang, a tiny little weed had grown that I never saw! Thank goodness he was kind enough to point out my stupidity!
Well, the judging commenced and about an hour into it, this same judge came over with the my plant and asked if I wanted to remove the hanger before it went up for it's official photograph! What!... The table that I was sitting in on for judging passed on the 3 plants that came before them, and mine had actually gotten an award. He said that he wouldn't tell me which award I'd gotten, as they would announce that at the end, to which I replied "I'm not sure that I would know what it meant anyways..." So the judges at my table quickly explained what the award scale was and which award I most probably received.
I received a CCM (Certificate of Cultural Merit) with a score of 84. Not too bad for my first time ever bringing in a plant!
I'm attaching the photos that I took before we left home just in case it got something, as I knew the flowers wouldn't last until today...
I can't wait to see the official photograph of my tiny little 66 flower, 31 bud cluster of a plant that that is only 18cm big.
I then had to give it a clonal name...what to do, what to do...
There was really only one name that really called out to me "Luca" my 1 year old grandson and fellow Orchid lover! Now we'll just have to try and win another for his newborn little brother Oliver!
Thanks for reading my way too long tale about my adventure into the world of orchid judging! :biggrin:
The lesson learned is that if I can do it, anyone can. As the judge told me earlier this week at our meeting "You don't win any awards if your plants sit at home" True enough...
]]>Dendrobium AllianceLauraNhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/29433-den-pachyphyllum-my-first-attempt-having-plant-judged.htmlFragrant yellow - Den Lemon Ice
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Sat, 24 Oct 2009 17:20:42 GMTThis den has a light spicy sweet fragrance, thick firm substance and blooms for nearly 2 months.
Den Lemon Ice is also a cross we made: Den...This den has a light spicy sweet fragrance, thick firm substance and blooms for nearly 2 months.
Den Lemon Ice is also a cross we made: Den trigonopus x cruentum. It's a nice hybrid ... unfortunately, the red lip of cruentum did not come through. Both parents are also nigrohirsute (formosum type) dens.
]]>Dendrobium Alliancecatwalker808http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/29234-fragrant-yellow-den-lemon-ice.htmlFragrant yellow - Den Sparkling Dawn
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Sat, 24 Oct 2009 17:12:24 GMTThis den has a light sweet fragrance, thick firm substance and blooms for nearly 2 months.
Den Sparkling Dawn is a cross we made: Dawn Maree x...This den has a light sweet fragrance, thick firm substance and blooms for nearly 2 months.
Den Sparkling Dawn is a cross we made: Dawn Maree x trigonopus. Both parents are nigrohirsute (formosum type) dens.
]]>Dendrobium Alliancecatwalker808http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/29233-fragrant-yellow-den-sparkling-dawn.htmlDen NOID Spiking
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Sat, 24 Oct 2009 03:57:38 GMTSo I was going through the GH looking for some plants for the orchid swap/sale this weekend and what did I find?
The Den NOID that I got in Feb...So I was going through the GH looking for some plants for the orchid swap/sale this weekend and what did I find?
The Den NOID that I got in Feb from Home Depot has 2 spikes peeking out. :waving:hello
Needless to say, I can't bring myself to take that one though it was originally on the list so I'll have to take a couple of its keikis instead. ;)
]]>Dendrobium Allianceshadytrakehttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/29227-den-noid-spiking.htmlMy first den this year
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Sat, 24 Oct 2009 01:11:16 GMThey just a pic of my noidhey just a pic of my noid
]]>Dendrobium Alliancejohnblagghttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/29223-my-first-den-year.htmlWho grows Dendrobium fimbriatum?
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Fri, 23 Oct 2009 23:02:33 GMTI'm having a heck of a time with this plant - not with the blooming, but with its ever-increasing size/height.
Last year's cane was chest-high; this year's is just up to the middle of my forehead...nope, I am a person of average height. The plant is still in the 4" basket it has been in for years. And, really, a bigger container would not solve the problem of long, long canes, with or without leaves, just flopping all over the place.
Somebody who grows this - how do you handle this?
I am thinking of re-orienting the basket onto its side - the canes will still be long, but at least they will all go in the same direction.
I'm really afraid of maiming the plant, stepping on it, breaking somebody off, etc.
Thanks - Nancy
]]>Dendrobium Alliancenancyhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/29219-who-grows-dendrobium-fimbriatum.htmlDen Haleahi Blush
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Fri, 23 Oct 2009 00:30:28 GMTThis is a Den phal type hybrid.This is a Den phal type hybrid.
]]>Dendrobium Alliancecatwalker808http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/29195-den-haleahi-blush.htmlDendrobium anceps
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Thu, 22 Oct 2009 13:03:24 GMTThe flowers are tiny, yellow, and are born in the under side of the growths. The plant is kind of suculent and breaks easily, but is very attractive!...The flowers are tiny, yellow, and are born in the under side of the growths. The plant is kind of suculent and breaks easily, but is very attractive!
]]>Dendrobium AllianceRosim_in_BRhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/29174-dendrobium-anceps.html<![CDATA[Den. Momi Cummings 'Midnight Blue']]>
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Wed, 21 Oct 2009 18:39:38 GMTIs there anybody in Canada who grows this plant and would be interested in selling a divison? If so, please let me know as a friend of mine (no...Is there anybody in Canada who grows this plant and would be interested in selling a divison? If so, please let me know as a friend of mine (no really, not me:rofl: for a change) has asked that I check out the o/board people.Or if you are aware of a grower who has this plant...thanks in advance.
]]>Dendrobium AllianceBrenda Aartshttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/29159-den-momi-cummings-midnight-blue.htmlNeed info on Den. speciosum
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Wed, 21 Oct 2009 18:00:06 GMTI have been admiring this plant and toying with the idea of getting one. I have searched for info about it's growing requirements, however, and the little info that I have found was directed toward Australian growers. I live in zone 9 and was wondering if anyone knows if this plant will grow and bloom here. Also, does it need a cool/dry winter rest period?
]]>Dendrobium Alliancelibbyhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/29156-need-info-den-speciosum.htmlRemoving Keikis
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Wed, 21 Oct 2009 14:24:14 GMTHi everyone. I need to remove a couple of keikis from one of my dendrobiums and have never done it before. My plan was to cut the growth they are...Hi everyone. I need to remove a couple of keikis from one of my dendrobiums and have never done it before. My plan was to cut the growth they are attached to just above them and pot them. The roots are over three inches long. All suggestions welcome with open arms.
Thanks for the advice.
]]>Dendrobium AllianceDonaldhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/29152-removing-keikis.htmlDendrobiums nobile and signatum winter care
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Tue, 20 Oct 2009 23:44:59 GMTAfter looking everywhere for a species Dendrobium nobile, I finally found a few plants that I've acquired (the Yamamoto hybrids seem to be everywhere, but locating the authentic species took a bit of detective work and persistence). One's the virginalis variety, ones a variety cooksianum and the other is a standard type. In addition, I got a little greedy and bought a large Dendrobium signatum (I think it's in the same group as nobile, but I'm not positive of that). Can someone please let me know how strict of a cool and dry winter rest these species need? They're getting lots of light, and the older leaves are in the process of falling. I've been allowing the night temperatures to drop to around 10 C, and the daytime highs have been in the area of 20 to 24 C. Can I water these guys at all, or do they need to be kept bone dry until buds appear (whenever that might be)? I feel like I should be watering them at least a little, considering the high light levels and fairly high daytime temperatures for this time of year. But I want to avoid the dreaded keikis appearing instead of flowers. I've had the plants for about five weeks and have watered them once during that period of time (plain reverse osmosis water only). I'd appreciate hearing from anyone who be kind enough to share their experiences with these plants.
Steve
]]>Dendrobium Alliancesmweaverhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/29139-dendrobiums-nobile-signatum-winter-care.htmlDendrobium loddigesii and its tenants
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Tue, 20 Oct 2009 18:51:33 GMTDendrobium loddigesii is a well known orchid. Here in Brazil it grows well and requires absolutely no care.
Image:...Dendrobium loddigesii is a well known orchid. Here in Brazil it grows well and requires absolutely no care.
But, look at who decided to set family in the pot!! Three hungry mouths are always waiting for bugs that their parents bring from early in the morning until late in the afternoon! This is the Tico-tico (Zonotrichia capensis), a well-known bird here.
The second and third photos show the diligent mother (I presume! based on the vigorous way she protects her babies, you know, mother stuff!!)
]]>Dendrobium AllianceRosim_in_BRhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/29130-dendrobium-loddigesii-its-tenants.htmlNobile Dendrobium Culture - New Stuff?
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Tue, 20 Oct 2009 08:32:19 GMTHi everyone,
For those who subscribe, can I get you to have a look at page 574 of the October 2009 issue and have a read of the first question...Hi everyone,
For those who subscribe, can I get you to have a look at page 574 of the October 2009 issue and have a read of the first question asked. I have to say I was blown away and need to give more thought to their requirements. I will summarise as best I can:
It basically says that Keiki formation may not be the direct result of watering or fertilising too much during the rest period. It may be caused by temperatures that are low enough to activate 'lateral buds' but the low temps re not kept long enough and in the meantime the plants also experience warm conditions as well. Under these conditions high ferilisation may aggravate keiki growth. Studies have been done on this scenario which proves this theory is likely to be the case.
In order to trigger better flowering the key is to give the plants more time at low temps which should reduce keiki production.
I think this is major information, especially for me who has been just keeping them bone dry all winter.
What do you think?
Darren
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Sun, 18 Oct 2009 19:04:27 GMTO.K. I have many Dens. but I am a bit confused :scratchhead: as to which ones get the winter rest. I would love to see photo's of the different types of Dens. and some input as to their winter care. I have been treating them all the same and for all I know I have all the same variety :blushing: .
Thanks Sheridan
]]>Dendrobium AllianceRanchnannyhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/29050-dendrobiums-what-difference.htmlDendrobium crumenatum
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Sun, 18 Oct 2009 16:52:07 GMTI grow this orchid for almost a year now but it has never presented me with beautiful display like this. It happens not long after several days of...I grow this orchid for almost a year now but it has never presented me with beautiful display like this. It happens not long after several days of heavy rain which also signal the seasonal change from long dry season. I didn't count the number of flowers but it was very pretty with pure white colors. The fragrance... well you can say it's noticeable within 6 ft. Too bad the flowers were short-lived.
]]>Dendrobium AlliancePsychedhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/29044-dendrobium-crumenatum.html<![CDATA['Tis the season...for D .nobile questions]]>
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Sun, 18 Oct 2009 15:50:38 GMTi try to keep mine dry and give as much light as my 400w can give. but i always seem to get either one flower or keiki's
can anyone comment on giving absolutely NO water while it's resting
i saw someone talk about giving no water for some of their other dendrobiums, such as anosum, and they always get flowers
]]>Dendrobium Alliancebeaniebeaglehttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/29040-tis-season-d-nobile-questions.htmlDen shiraishii
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Fri, 16 Oct 2009 00:16:34 GMTDen shiraishii. Evergreen new Guinea latouria den. Warm to intermediate.Den shiraishii. Evergreen new Guinea latouria den. Warm to intermediate.
]]>Dendrobium Alliancecatwalker808http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/28986-den-shiraishii.htmlDen johannis v nigrescens
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Thu, 15 Oct 2009 23:57:02 GMTDen johannis v nigrescens. Short Australian spatulata (antelope) type species. Near black petals. Warm, bright. Mount or pot.Den johannis v nigrescens. Short Australian spatulata (antelope) type species. Near black petals. Warm, bright. Mount or pot.
]]>Dendrobium Alliancecatwalker808http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/28983-den-johannis-v-nigrescens.htmlA splash-petal dendrobium
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Tue, 13 Oct 2009 10:12:34 GMTThis showy phal-type dendrobium belongs to a friend. I am very fond of it.
If it were small-sized, I would have grown one.This showy phal-type dendrobium belongs to a friend. I am very fond of it.
If it were small-sized, I would have grown one.
]]>Dendrobium Alliancephelihttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/28905-splash-petal-dendrobium.htmlAdjusting the season for a confused Den. nobile
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Mon, 12 Oct 2009 15:53:15 GMT:hello
I've just been followed home by a Den. nobile whitestar.:blushing: A total find in the supermarket- 9 mature pbulbs and 4 new growths on the way! (all for £14...)
The problem is just that. This den. is clearly confused about what season we're approaching, so what should I do about winter rest? Go ahead anyway- inducing it almost artificially, or just watch the plant to see when it wants to rest? Some of the new growths are very new and there are a couple of spikes on the way as well. My orchids are all grown in my apartment and I could provide good conditions for it either way.
I know that there are probably at least 2 schools of thought on this question, but I'd love to know what your personal experience of this was. My main worry about letting it do its own thing is that this will cause problems come next spring or summer.
Thanks!
kay
]]>Dendrobium AllianceKaykayhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/28881-adjusting-season-confused-den-nobile.html<![CDATA[Re: winter rest? can't find info..]]>
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Sun, 11 Oct 2009 18:52:07 GMTI have studied the very helpful list provided by Ambassador on the beginner site; but somehow I have ended up with all these other dendrobiums that...I have studied the very helpful list provided by Ambassador on the beginner site; but somehow I have ended up with all these other dendrobiums that are not on that list. Can you tell me if they do or don't need a winter rest. and I will tag them so I will know in the future
And for those that do, do I just water them lightly between now and the end of the month? Or don't water and only mist?
many thanks for your help.
Susan
Dendrobium Fimbriatum vs. oculatum
den nobile spring bride (all nobiles need a rest?)
den alan umaki x jag-cncert sakai
den nopporn pink
den riky Sie - Tokilo Inaba x Burmese ruby
Den Thai Jeng x. D. compactum
Notylia Barkeri
and then there are 5 or 6 dendrobium that I rescued, that have no names...........rest? no rest? slight rest?
]]>Dendrobium Alliancepdxmavenhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/28865-re-winter-rest-cant-find-info.htmlalmost time: Den. moniliforme winter rest
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Fri, 09 Oct 2009 21:35:43 GMTHi,:)
It is getting close to Halloween. Alot of orchid culture reading recommends this as the date to start the winter rest for the Dendrobiums...Hi,:)
It is getting close to Halloween. Alot of orchid culture reading recommends this as the date to start the winter rest for the Dendrobiums that need it to bloom well in the spring...
Anyway, I have 2 Den. Moniliformes that just started putting out keikis (i think they are keikis - though they they resemble flower buds at this stage) they are very small right now. No roots or leaves yet.
Here is my question: does the winter rest abort keiki development? or if i want to encourage the keikis to grow should i keep the orchids a bit more moist and not as extremely dry? Will keeping an orchid from its winter rest kill it? or what will happen?
Do the winter rest guidelines apply to Den. lamyaiae, Den. unicum and all others from section Dendrobium in the same way?
Also, how cold can Den. moniliforme go?
Those of you with the expertise, your knowledge would be greatly appreciated:bowing
thanks,
mike smith (jason woodrue)
]]>Dendrobium Alliancejason woodruehttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/28785-almost-time-den-moniliforme-winter-rest.htmlDen Jairak Pink
http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/28761-den-jairak-pink.html
Thu, 08 Oct 2009 22:57:38 GMTThe second plant in bloom that arrived today from Orchidtrader.
This plant is also in a 2-1/2" square plastic pot. It has 4 canes and one spike with three flowers.
The flowers are white with a deep pink throat.
Charlie
]]>Dendrobium Alliancecabnchttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/28761-den-jairak-pink.html<![CDATA[Den bigibbum var compactum 'Pauwela' x self]]>
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Thu, 08 Oct 2009 22:52:47 GMTArrived today from Orchidtrader !!
Plant is in a 2-1/2" square plastic pot, with a couple of old canes and two new growths. Two flower spikes with flowers and buds !!
First flowers are on one side of spike. Second picture is of the two flowers on opposite side of same spike. I don't know why the second flower is giggling :blushing:
Charlie
]]>Dendrobium Alliancecabnchttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/28760-den-bigibbum-var-compactum-pauwela-x-self.html<![CDATA[Dendrobium Super Star x Ise 'Pearl']]>
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Tue, 06 Oct 2009 15:39:23 GMT:waving Is this a nobile type? I'm here in Massachusetts where it's been hanging outdoors and doing splendidly. Lots of blooms all summer. Should I treat it like a nobile type and leave it out until November or bring it in and treat it differently? Thank you everyone for your advice.
]]>Dendrobium AllianceDonaldhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/28686-dendrobium-super-star-x-ise-pearl.htmlDen. tanida stripe
http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/28642-den-tanida-stripe.html
Mon, 05 Oct 2009 15:51:04 GMTThis plant was bought on e-bay about a year ago, and has turned out to be one of my more positive experiences on e-bay. Not sure why the flower...This plant was bought on e-bay about a year ago, and has turned out to be one of my more positive experiences on e-bay. Not sure why the flower spikes choose to grow in such weird directions!!???
]]>Dendrobium AllianceBrenda Aartshttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/28642-den-tanida-stripe.htmlDendrobium cruentum
http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/28518-dendrobium-cruentum.html
Fri, 02 Oct 2009 04:21:20 GMTDendrobium cruentum known in Thailand as "Ueang Nok Kaeo", the Parrot orchid.
]]>Dendrobium Alliancerastafounihttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/28518-dendrobium-cruentum.htmlDendrobium cuthbertsonii
http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/28514-dendrobium-cuthbertsonii.html
Thu, 01 Oct 2009 23:03:50 GMTDen. cuthbertsonii--I/C grower. The flowers will last for up to ten *MONTHS* under my growing condition.Den. cuthbertsonii--I/C grower. The flowers will last for up to ten MONTHS under my growing condition.
]]>Dendrobium AllianceTom-DEhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/28514-dendrobium-cuthbertsonii.htmlEpigeneium amplum surprise
http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/28474-epigeneium-amplum-surprise.html
Wed, 30 Sep 2009 18:41:38 GMTI have this plant already for some twenty years, and after some difficult years it now is doing well again. What I never noticed before is, that if...I have this plant already for some twenty years, and after some difficult years it now is doing well again. What I never noticed before is, that if you look from above into the flower, you see a glowing red spot inside (photo 2). Apparently the tip of the mentum (the stump 'spur' of the flower) is both transparent and red, causing this effect. Maybe a homing beacon for visiting insects?
Jan
]]>Dendrobium AllianceJandenHeldhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/28474-epigeneium-amplum-surprise.htmlDendrobium moniliforme?
http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/28473-dendrobium-moniliforme.html
Wed, 30 Sep 2009 17:57:02 GMTWould anyone know if this is Dendrobium moniliforme? Or is it some hybrid?
Thanks
JanWould anyone know if this is Dendrobium moniliforme? Or is it some hybrid?
Thanks
Jan
]]>Dendrobium AllianceJandenHeldhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/28473-dendrobium-moniliforme.htmlDendrobium pachyphyllum
http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/28468-dendrobium-pachyphyllum.html
Wed, 30 Sep 2009 14:51:21 GMTThis is the pink form of the species. As others on here have commented, the flowers are tiny (1/4") and very short-lived, usually open for a day, two max. But the scent... Wow! As a bonus, buds open at random points all around the plant, so the whole thing can be in bloom for a few weeks. Really easy-to-grow mini, likes high light and daily spraying. Mine fills out a 2" net pot with no medium; plant and roots just climb around the pot and entwine themselves.
Thanks for looking! ;)
]]>Dendrobium Allianceboytjiehttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/28468-dendrobium-pachyphyllum.htmlrepotting den noid...
http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/28445-repotting-den-noid.html
Tue, 29 Sep 2009 21:46:15 GMTnoticed some yellowing leaves on one "branch" so i took it out of the pot and noticed a lot of the roots were bad. I trimmed it WAY back sprayed with a 409/alcohol concoction and replanted in a bark, charcoal, and perlite mix. It was in sphag before so I decided to put it in something that will drain better since I have so much humidity here in NE FL. have it situated in the pot with some rhizome clips that i made. Any other suggestions/ tips!?!? Thanks!!!
]]>Dendrobium Alliancejaxorchidmanhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/28445-repotting-den-noid.htmlbleached (?) foliage on den. anosmum
http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/28437-bleached-foliage-den-anosmum.html
Tue, 29 Sep 2009 19:43:38 GMTwhy has this happened?? i noticed it when we got back from vacation a couple of weeks ago, but it's increased in the "bleaching". it's not been in direct sun--while we were away we had alot of rain. it's potted in some bark, but i'm about to repot it in lava (good idea?) rock or mount it as "psyched" suggested earlier today..:waving
]]>Dendrobium Allianceohanahanahttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/28437-bleached-foliage-den-anosmum.htmlDend. kingianum
http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/28402-dend-kingianum.html
Mon, 28 Sep 2009 17:13:32 GMTAlso have a hybrid of this species coming into bloom for the first time.
Image: http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3436/3962306368_f245434516_t.jpg ...Also have a hybrid of this species coming into bloom for the first time.
]]>Dendrobium Allianceronaldhankohttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/28402-dend-kingianum.htmlDen capra
http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/28389-den-capra.html
Mon, 28 Sep 2009 09:37:56 GMTDen capra. Mini with 1/2" flowers.
]]>Dendrobium Alliancecatwalker808http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/28381-cucumbers-anyone.htmlDendrobium stratiotes (Help)
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Sun, 27 Sep 2009 17:03:28 GMTHello, my name is Paco, :waving I live in Spain, Europe.
Looking for a DENDROBIUM stratiotes. In Europe there are none. Can anyone sell me one,...Hello, my name is Paco, :waving I live in Spain, Europe.
Looking for a DENDROBIUM stratiotes. In Europe there are none. Can anyone sell me one, or buy it from me and send it to me (I pay), or tell me where I can buy? Thank you. Greetings.
]]>Dendrobium AllianceLoborioshttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/28343-dendrobium-stratiotes-help.htmlDendrobium pachyphyllum in bloom
http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/28318-dendrobium-pachyphyllum-bloom.html
Sun, 27 Sep 2009 00:46:01 GMTWouldn't you know that this one would bloom the day after our local judging :(
Which really sucks as the blooms only last 24 hours! and I was so close...
]]>Dendrobium AllianceLauraNhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/28318-dendrobium-pachyphyllum-bloom.htmlIs this a Spike a Keiki or Other, on my hardcane Den?
http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/28307-spike-keiki-other-my-hardcane-den.html
Sat, 26 Sep 2009 18:24:47 GMTOk, so my Dendrobium (phalaenopsis type) is growing something and I don't know what it is. :dunno:
I've never re-bloomed a Den, so it could be a spike for all I know, but it doesn't look like I would expect for that.
I bought this Den just over a year ago in flower, then at Christmas I noticed the start of a new cane (shown in the first pic).
This has grown all year and is now about twice the height of the original cane which has been pushed to a sideways angle as this new one grew.
It had stopped growing and seemed to have terminated.
About a month ago I put it outside in the sun-shine for the afternoon (being careful that it was not burning). I had heard from Hedge that her's had done well and spiked with outside sunshine here in the UK and while I thought it was too late to get flowers I decided to give it more light when I could.
A week or so later I noticed the start of a tiny new growth. Since then it has gone outside on a couple of sunny days including this afternoon.
This growth is noticably extending...
So any idea what it is?
]]>Dendrobium AllianceRosieChttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/28307-spike-keiki-other-my-hardcane-den.htmlSource for Dendrobium nobile species?
http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/28158-source-dendrobium-nobile-species.html
Wed, 23 Sep 2009 13:10:04 GMTDoes anyone here in the US know of a good source for Dendrobium nobile (the species, not the hybrids)? Although there are lots of commercial growers...Does anyone here in the US know of a good source for Dendrobium nobile (the species, not the hybrids)? Although there are lots of commercial growers who carry the nobile hybrids, I'm having a hard time finding the pure species. Thank you!
Steve
]]>Dendrobium Alliancesmweaverhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/28158-source-dendrobium-nobile-species.htmlDend. lawesii
http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/28156-dend-lawesii.html
Wed, 23 Sep 2009 10:52:46 GMTA cane-type Dendrobium from New Guinea:
Image: http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3486/3946719725_2d4ac126dd_t.jpg ...A cane-type Dendrobium from New Guinea:
]]>Dendrobium Allianceronaldhankohttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/28156-dend-lawesii.htmlDen. Genting Melody
http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/28145-den-genting-melody.html
Wed, 23 Sep 2009 03:22:51 GMTMy first den, this came from a home depot two years ago. All of these flowers are from spikes on old canes. This years new cane is still growing...My first den, this came from a home depot two years ago. All of these flowers are from spikes on old canes. This years new cane is still growing and has not spiked yet.
Charlie
]]>Dendrobium Alliancecabnchttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/28145-den-genting-melody.htmlDend. unicum
http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/28125-dend-unicum.html
Tue, 22 Sep 2009 18:36:58 GMTI know a lot of people grow this, but thought I'd post the picture anyway:
]]>Dendrobium Allianceronaldhankohttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/28125-dend-unicum.htmlDend. Illusion
http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/28069-dend-illusion.html
Sun, 20 Sep 2009 22:52:51 GMTThis is a cuthbertsonii, hybrid - grows taller than cuthbertsonii, but is still very small and the flowers are larger than cutherbertsonii.
Image:...This is a cuthbertsonii, hybrid - grows taller than cuthbertsonii, but is still very small and the flowers are larger than cutherbertsonii.
]]>Dendrobium Allianceronaldhankohttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/28069-dend-illusion.htmlA couple Dendrobs....
http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/28060-couple-dendrobs.html
Sun, 20 Sep 2009 19:55:35 GMTWell, I feel like I've come full circle with this one....Dedrobium Burana Stripe was the first orchid I ever bought. It went through rough times during the learning curve, and was actually down to just one raggedy looking p-bulb at one point. After a couple years of recooperation, it is back in the swing of things. I have the original plant in the greenhouse, and a division out front in my orchid tree. Attachment 36403Attachment 36404Attachment 36405Attachment 36406Attachment 36407Attachment 36408
This one is a noid that I got in seed form from Dave (flhiker) last year. I flasked a little bit of the seed that germinated at a very high rate. I just did that one for practice, now I have a hundred or so, that I am planting all over my yard......and I give some away. Anyway, these bloomed for the first time while they were in the flask last year....the blooms were a little de-formed, but they were blooms. I was amazed! I have a few of these out in the orchid tree, too, and one has a spike starting on it. They are barely a year old (and still in the compot), but blooming like crazy. Attachment 36409Attachment 36410Attachment 36411
]]>Dendrobium Alliancegixrj18http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/28060-couple-dendrobs.htmlDendrobium kingianum var. album
http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/28055-dendrobium-kingianum-var-album.html
Sun, 20 Sep 2009 19:32:41 GMTThis Dendrobium is king... yes, king of the keikis!! My plant if full of them!!
Nicely fragrant small flowers anyway!
Image:...This Dendrobium is king... yes, king of the keikis!! My plant if full of them!!
Nicely fragrant small flowers anyway!
]]>Dendrobium AllianceRosim_in_BRhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/28055-dendrobium-kingianum-var-album.htmlNeed ID for a Dendrobium from a Grower in Hawaii
http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/28039-need-id-dendrobium-grower-hawaii.html
Sun, 20 Sep 2009 13:17:26 GMTI purchased this spectacular Dendrobim in March 2009 from a Nursery, which identified it simply as a Dendrobium. It came from Puna Orchids in...I purchased this spectacular Dendrobim in March 2009 from a Nursery, which identified it simply as a Dendrobium. It came from Puna Orchids in Hawaii. I emailed them about its ID, and they were very helpful..they looked. Apparently it was resold from another grower and they had no records and no suggestions. I certainly would like to have a guess as to what it might be if for no better reason than to provide it better culture. Any help would be appreciated, even a reasonable guess concerning the general type of Dendrobium. Here are two photos. Thanks
]]>Dendrobium AllianceRoger Hormanhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/28039-need-id-dendrobium-grower-hawaii.htmlAnyone recognize this flower?
http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/27989-anyone-recognize-flower.html
Sat, 19 Sep 2009 08:39:54 GMTWhen I purchased this plant in a 2-inch pot, it was labeled as a yellow anosmum. I'm sure it is not an anosmum. The flowers have no fragrance. Is anyone familiar with this dendrobium?
Flickr Photo Download: Yellow Honohono?
]]>Dendrobium AllianceHawaiian Sunshinehttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/27989-anyone-recognize-flower.html<![CDATA[Den. atroviolaceum 'Pygmy' x 'Little Elf']]>
http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/27942-den-atroviolaceum-pygmy-x-little-elf.html
Fri, 18 Sep 2009 06:04:12 GMTA miniaturized version of Den atroviloaceum. Plants max out at about 7-8" height. Blooms randomly twice a year. Flowers are not as long lasting as larger atroviolaceums 3-4 months), but still bloom 1-1/2 to 2 months. They become bushy rather than tall.
Plant in photo is in a 3" pot.
]]>Dendrobium Alliancecatwalker808http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/27942-den-atroviolaceum-pygmy-x-little-elf.htmlBUMMED OUT
http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/27939-bummed-out.html
Fri, 18 Sep 2009 04:02:24 GMTI finally found a perfect Dend. atroviolaceum viocompactum, a perfect dwarfed size. Found it on ebay and bought it from incredibleorchids.com (has...I finally found a perfect Dend. atroviolaceum viocompactum, a perfect dwarfed size. Found it on ebay and bought it from incredibleorchids.com (has great stuff, btw). Didn't insure the package and the package never got delivered. This is the first time a package went amiss. I've bought hundreds of things on ebay and it's the first time ... I could cry!!:bua:
Thanks for letting me vent.
]]>Dendrobium AllianceSandy4453http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/27939-bummed-out.htmlDendrobium ellipsophyllum
http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/27934-dendrobium-ellipsophyllum.html
Fri, 18 Sep 2009 02:14:31 GMTFirst time bloomer. 1" flower.
]]>Dendrobium AllianceTom-DEhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/27934-dendrobium-ellipsophyllum.htmlDendrobium garrettii
http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/27933-dendrobium-garrettii.html
Fri, 18 Sep 2009 02:12:04 GMTThis one blooms way too early this year. Normally it drops all leaves then blooms in winter.~0.5" flower
]]>Dendrobium AllianceTom-DEhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/27933-dendrobium-garrettii.htmlDendrobium subclausum var. pandanicola
http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/27931-dendrobium-subclausum-var-pandanicola.html
Fri, 18 Sep 2009 02:09:15 GMTGrow it I/C. One inch bright yellow flower has no fragrance.Grow it I/C. One inch bright yellow flower has no fragrance.
]]>Dendrobium AllianceTom-DEhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/27931-dendrobium-subclausum-var-pandanicola.htmlA very good Den Green Lantern
http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/27808-very-good-den-green-lantern.html
Tue, 15 Sep 2009 09:30:37 GMTThis is Den Green Lantern (Dawn Maree 'GJW' 4N x cruentum). Note the light green striations with the brilliant red flames. This hybrid overcomes Dawn Maree's habit of only blooming at the tops of canes. This hybrid usually fills 1/2 to 2/3 of the canes. With a very select full red-lipped Dawn Maree and red lipped cruentum, Green Lantern's lip color is also very dark red-orange. Bright light, hot, warm to intermediate temps. Lots of water, but very well-drained roots.
]]>Dendrobium Alliancecatwalker808http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/27808-very-good-den-green-lantern.html<![CDATA[I think it's a Dendrobium...and it's having babies]]>
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Mon, 14 Sep 2009 16:16:44 GMT:hello I'm kind of a newbie at growing orchids. I've only been growing my five orchids for 12 years. My newest one, a Dendrobium (see pics) of some variety (I think, can't remember) that I picked up at Trader Joe's about 3 years ago, has been going through some interesting changes lately. First, all the leaves fell off the original stem and I don't know if I should cut it out or wait till it dries up before removing it. Second, I have a new branch coming off the top of the newest stem which I assume is a baby. I expected it to send up a spike but got a new plant instead. Should I remove it and plant it at the base? When should I do this?
I have another orchid, the 12-year-old, that I've had since it was 2 leaves in a 2" pot. I have misplaced the tag over time and have two questions about it. Any idea what variety it is? Why hasn't it ever sent up a spike? It has been growing larger leaves recently, almost like it decided to finally be an adult. It has also been sending up some aerial roots, too. Unfortunately, it suffered a major cat attack a few months ago (it used to have all pristine leaves...that's the last time I watch someone's cats!).
The Dendrobium is planted in a bark/soil mix and gets watered every 1-2 weeks. The other started out in moss so I kept it in moss in an orchid pot. It gets watered every week or week and a few days. I use Superthrive fertilizer every few months. I don't have a set schedule. They seem to keep on growing so I haven't changed much about their care.
Thanks in advance for your help!
Susan
]]>Dendrobium AllianceSusanOhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/27787-i-think-its-dendrobium-its-having-babies.htmlwhat happened my Dendrobium ?
http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/27784-what-happened-my-dendrobium.html
Mon, 14 Sep 2009 14:56:01 GMTDendrobium Alliance help me what that black dots on the leaf....what can I do for thıs my friends?
]]>Dendrobium Alliancestapeliahttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/27784-what-happened-my-dendrobium.htmlD. (Manning x Kingianum) x D. Kingianum
http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/27777-d-manning-x-kingianum-x-d-kingianum.html
Mon, 14 Sep 2009 12:00:08 GMTHi
Another one which has decided to flower now...I understand these are native Australian's. Very worthwhile...not all flowers out yet.
Cheers
John
]]>Dendrobium AllianceJP020366http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/27777-d-manning-x-kingianum-x-d-kingianum.htmlDendrobium formosum 4N
http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/27773-dendrobium-formosum-4n.html
Mon, 14 Sep 2009 06:39:47 GMTIt is a friend's plant.
I just killed one of my plants of this species while a typhoon hit after repotting this summer.
The 4N strain usually has larger blooms and plants than typical plants.
]]>Dendrobium Alliancephelihttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/27773-dendrobium-formosum-4n.htmlDen.Tobansae X Den.Marie
http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/27760-den-tobansae-x-den-marie.html
Sun, 13 Sep 2009 22:14:17 GMTHi,
Here is image of the hybrid.
veekayHi,
Here is image of the hybrid.
veekay
]]>Dendrobium Allianceveekayhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/27760-den-tobansae-x-den-marie.htmlAnother mutated dendrobium
http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/27741-another-mutated-dendrobium.html
Sun, 13 Sep 2009 16:15:14 GMTIt is a phal-type dendrobium.
It seems that people in my country like to grow some of these interesting mutated orchids.It is a phal-type dendrobium.
It seems that people in my country like to grow some of these interesting mutated orchids.
]]>Dendrobium Alliancephelihttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/27741-another-mutated-dendrobium.html<![CDATA[HELP ME......İs it dendrobıum Orchid?]]>
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Fri, 11 Sep 2009 19:56:16 GMTthis is my plant and what's type of orchid....how to grow thıs orchid what need of my plant and came a baby from soil what I do now....
and the climate of cyprus realy hot and front of wındows 30*40C hot. and I put ıt center of hall because always lambs on ıs ıt enough air conditons always on an ın hall 23 C is it ok?
]]>Dendrobium Alliancestapeliahttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/27666-help-me-s-dendrob-um-orchid.htmlDend. pachyphyllum - again
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Fri, 11 Sep 2009 18:30:21 GMTThis little guy is at it again. What a sweet fragrance for such a tiny plant. I love it. :biggrin:This little guy is at it again. What a sweet fragrance for such a tiny plant. I love it. :biggrin:
]]>Dendrobium AllianceRoyalOrchidshttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/27664-dend-pachyphyllum-again.htmlDendrobium nobile Lindl.
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Fri, 11 Sep 2009 15:52:33 GMTHere in Brazil this species was the starting point to produce a multitude of hybrids to the point that most likely there's virtually no orchid enthusiast who hasn't seen one of them, but the species itself remained a little obscure. The flowers are fragrant and despite they don't rival its hybrid progeny in beauty, it is very desirable in my opinion.
]]>Dendrobium AllianceRosim_in_BRhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/27635-dendrobium-nobile-lindl.htmlDendrobium Amethystoglossum in livingroom environment
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Fri, 11 Sep 2009 12:54:39 GMTHi everyone,
I am new to this forum and a dendrobium-fan. I particularly like Dendrobium Amethystoglossum and would like to try one. I am wondering...Hi everyone,
I am new to this forum and a dendrobium-fan. I particularly like Dendrobium Amethystoglossum and would like to try one. I am wondering if anyone has any luck with growing this species in a living-room environment? My plants get good light and I try to keep the area where I keep them relatively moist. My dendrobiums have been very picky about blooming, though, so I was wondering if it would be worth trying this type. So would anyone recommend getting this type of dendrobium for this environment (or not :))?
Renée
]]>Dendrobium AllianceRenéeShttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/27619-dendrobium-amethystoglossum-livingroom-environment.htmlAn interesting dendrobium
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Fri, 11 Sep 2009 08:06:03 GMTIt is a cultural variety of phal-type dendrobium hybird.
We call it the rose-flowerr dendrobium because of its flower shape.It is a cultural variety of phal-type dendrobium hybird.
We call it the rose-flowerr dendrobium because of its flower shape.
]]>Dendrobium Alliancephelihttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/27612-interesting-dendrobium.htmlDen laevifolium 2 color forms.
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Thu, 10 Sep 2009 23:15:16 GMT2 color forms of Den laevifolium ... the normal dark pink and the aurea form. Leaves and pbulbs of the pink form have purple coloration. Leaves & p bulbs of the aurea form are all green. They both seem to come out of the same cross, usually with a predominance of the pink form.
]]>Dendrobium Alliancecatwalker808http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/27605-den-laevifolium-2-color-forms.htmlatroviolaceum...trying it again...I need advice....please!
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Tue, 08 Sep 2009 23:10:40 GMTProbably my favorite-ist:biggrin: Dends are from the Latourias tribe. Last winter I bought a Dend. atroviolaceum and by summer, the entire plant had...Probably my favorite-ist:biggrin: Dends are from the Latourias tribe. Last winter I bought a Dend. atroviolaceum and by summer, the entire plant had croaked. I have no idea what I did/didn't do to cause this. I just bought a Dend atroviolaeum viocompactum off ebay from incredibleorchids (Love this vendor, always great, healthy plants!!!!).
Can someone give me specifics on the culture for this? I don't want to lose this one. In fact, I like this one better than the first, being compact. I kept my first one out on the patio all winter (except for the severe drops in temps) and probably shouldn't have?
I'm not giving up.....yet. Thanks for your help, here!
]]>Dendrobium AllianceSandy4453http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/27547-atroviolaceum-trying-again-i-need-advice-please.htmlDendrobium Green Lantern
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Tue, 08 Sep 2009 04:00:15 GMTThis is a first time bloomer for me...and I only have one flower to show for it!This is a first time bloomer for me...and I only have one flower to show for it!
]]>Dendrobium AllianceLauraNhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/27522-dendrobium-green-lantern.htmlWould you call this a Speiki?
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Fri, 04 Sep 2009 20:19:36 GMTThis Phal type Dendrobium Noid is growing something a little different looking than usual. In the beginning it looked like it was producing a keiki...This Phal type Dendrobium Noid is growing something a little different looking than usual. In the beginning it looked like it was producing a keiki and now there's a spike looking thing coming from it's center. I'm not sure what this so for now I'm calling it a speiki.:biggrin:
]]>Dendrobium AllianceJunebughttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/27401-would-you-call-speiki.htmlDendrobium Golden Aya questions
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Thu, 03 Sep 2009 13:25:56 GMTI recently received a Golden Aya. The plant measures 19 inches tall and 17 inches at its widest point.
The previous owner stated that "Den. Golden Aya did not like the last media it was in at all. I would put it in something that drains/drys very quickly. Personally, I would hang it upside down since its canes fight to be pendulous, as do its spikes".
What do think would be the best way to deal with this thing? Clay pot with a clip so its on an angle? Thanks!
]]>Dendrobium Alliance}{ead$hot Zodhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/27372-dendrobium-golden-aya-questions.htmlDend. smillieae
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Wed, 02 Sep 2009 11:36:13 GMTDend. smillieae is a very large sized dendrobium. I love it very much but I am not able to grow this beauty because the winter where I live is too...Dend. smillieae is a very large sized dendrobium. I love it very much but I am not able to grow this beauty because the winter where I live is too cold for it.
The photo was taken at my friend's garden. The plants are very large, almost as high as an adult man.
]]>Dendrobium Alliancephelihttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/27338-dend-smillieae.htmlhitchhikers on Dend.
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Tue, 01 Sep 2009 00:03:33 GMT:hello Just wondering if these two little oxalis? will hurt the dend.
Image:...:hello Just wondering if these two little oxalis? will hurt the dend.
]]>Dendrobium AllianceTom-DEhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/27298-dendrobium-bracteosum.html<![CDATA[Den Sonia 'Earsa Kul']]>
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Fri, 28 Aug 2009 13:59:29 GMTIt's been a very long time coming but the last flower finally opened. I'm not much of a dendrobium fan but I saw this at a big box store last year with wilted flowers for $2.00 so I thought, "What have I got to lose!" It has flowered for me before but this show is just really nice. I love the flare of color... this could be the start of more plants... like I don't have enough! :rofl::rofl::rofl:
]]>Dendrobium AllianceBikerDoc5968http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/27212-den-sonia-earsa-kul.htmlYellow, Biege, Purple, and Smells Like Honey...
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Mon, 24 Aug 2009 02:28:03 GMTI saw this Dendrobium at a Home Depot recently. The plant wasn't super healthy and a bit over priced but I fell in love.
It is a typical hard caned Den. with yellow/beige twisty petals and sepals and a purple streaked lip. The thin I really loved is that it smelled like honey.
Can anyone identify it for me? I would love to buy one of my very own.
Thanks.
]]>Dendrobium AllianceAaronMhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/27070-yellow-biege-purple-smells-like-honey.htmlDendrobium species, winter, water, light, etc.
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Sun, 23 Aug 2009 19:47:36 GMTGreetings -
Have any species fans/fiends developed a simple system to label or tag plants with cultural keys for overwintering Dendrobium species?...Greetings -
Have any species fans/fiends developed a simple system to label or tag plants with cultural keys for overwintering Dendrobium species?
I started getting Charles Baker's culture sheets for each new species (very highly recommended), and have cobbled together a spread sheet for the light/heat/water requirements over the winter for each species.
But that's paper, this is real life...last winter, I hung paper tags, blue for cool, red for warm, with pencilled notes (dry March, etc.). Feeble at best, as they have all decomposed.
Who has a brilliant system that I can - uh - steal?
Thanks - Nancy
]]>Dendrobium Alliancenancyhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/27054-dendrobium-species-winter-water-light-etc.htmlDenrobium aphyllum Finding the right balance
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Sun, 23 Aug 2009 12:56:51 GMTI bought this plant about 9 years ago. When purchased it was a vision of beauty...a lush 24" long "show stopping" shower of leaves, flowers and blooming keikis. It was an impulse buy and at the time I had no knowledge of how to care for her. In spite of my abuse the poor thing has managed to live.
Three years ago she was down to her last rootless, leafless 8" stem. To initiate growth I placed her in a wooden slat basket with some damp sphagnum moss. Her recovery was slow but she eventually began producing keikis from each node on her stem. Last year I transplanted her to a fern basket and her condition continued to improve. Last fall, when her leaves dropped, I withheld water and fertilizer, but she did not bloom this spring.
This is what she looks like today. This fall I'm planning to again withhold the fertilizer, but I'll continue to water her sparingly during her dormancy. Hopefully this will create the right balance and result in blooms next spring.
]]>Dendrobium AllianceJunebughttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/27043-denrobium-aphyllum-finding-right-balance.htmldendrobium compactum var.biggibum
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Sat, 22 Aug 2009 18:41:36 GMTHi,
here is the image of den.biggybum var.compactum.
veekayHi,
here is the image of den.biggybum var.compactum.
veekay
]]>Dendrobium Allianceveekayhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/27030-dendrobium-compactum-var-biggibum.htmlDend. laevigatum
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Sat, 22 Aug 2009 07:00:56 GMTI've posted this as another example of "focus stacking" (see Photography Forum). For the most part I've been posting pictures of native orchids this summer, but wanted to show what this technique can do. Dend. laevifolium is a miniature species from New Guinea.
Wish I could give you guys a close-up of the flowers but alas I'm still stuck with my iphone as my only camera.
]]>Dendrobium Alliancecalvin_orchidLhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/26959-dendrobium-delacourii.htmlEDen.Bractiosum X Den.Laevifolium
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Thu, 20 Aug 2009 20:41:04 GMTHi Guys,
Here is the image of the hybrid it is more colourful as the day passes, it is about two weeks they are still fresh.
veekayHi Guys,
Here is the image of the hybrid it is more colourful as the day passes, it is about two weeks they are still fresh.
veekay
]]>Dendrobium Allianceveekayhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/26949-eden-bractiosum-x-den-laevifolium.htmlPossibility of Growing Australian dendrobiums in the tropic lowland
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Thu, 20 Aug 2009 10:31:06 GMTHey all,
I am captivated with Australian dendrobiums like tetragonum and speciosum. I hoping to add those in my collection in a month or so.
...Hey all,
I am captivated with Australian dendrobiums like tetragonum and speciosum. I hoping to add those in my collection in a month or so.
However, I am growing all my chids in lowland tropics where the humidity is high all year long and the temperature rarely drop below 30 degrees centigrade and never higher than 34 degrees.
I may not be an expert on Australian climate but I think the temperature there can be more extreme than the tropics, get as hot as 37 degrees and very dry on summer/winter. Is it the same condition with those two species habitat?
I have taken care orchid also found in Australia like Den canaliculatum. I only realize that they don't like being in direct contact with rain water (rainy season last about 6 months here) when they shriveled and died on me. :(
I hope orchid experts living in down under can help me with this. I need to know whether it is appropriate to grow them where I live before purchasing it. Otherwise, it's going to break my heart (and my piggy bank's) to see it rot or die.
]]>Dendrobium AlliancePsychedhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/26928-possibility-growing-australian-dendrobiums-tropic-lowland.htmlDendrobium: fast new growth but old canes wilting/ is it Nobile?
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Wed, 19 Aug 2009 23:59:57 GMTHi
I got some Dendrobiums on sale at Lowes for a dollar each after they bloomed.
they are doing well except one marked as Den. Hollywood.
...Hi
I got some Dendrobiums on sale at Lowes for a dollar each after they bloomed.
they are doing well except one marked as Den. Hollywood.
There is a new growth growing fast but the 2 old canes dropped the leaves and started shrinking.
The new growth seems to be about to put out a bunch of new roots but the 2 old canes seem to not growing any roots.
I wonder if it may be a Nobile type hybrid. even if it seems to have a cut flower stem at the apex of the cane
also some of these Dendrobiums have leaves only on top of the canes but one Den Pegasus Pink has leaves all along the thick tall cane [also growing new small canes].
I asumed these big box store Dendrobiums are for the most part hot climate types that need no winter rest - but I wonder if some of these may be a different kind that needs a dry winter rest
]]>Dendrobium AllianceTom-DEhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/26905-dendrobium-laevifolium.htmlDendrobium laevifolium spots on leaves?
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Wed, 19 Aug 2009 22:53:13 GMTHi,
My Dendrobium laevifolium has spots on the leaves. all the leaves seem to be affected by this to varying degree. Am i growing to warm? ...Hi,
My Dendrobium laevifolium has spots on the leaves. all the leaves seem to be affected by this to varying degree. Am i growing to warm? Humidity too low?
sometimes the black little spot is a depression and sometimes it is raised - almost looking like black scale, but more often it is sunk into the leaf. i have tried to remove the raised bumps but they do not come off. it kindof reminds me of how some oncidiums are prone to leaf spotting.
Other than the spots, the plant seems fairly healthy and is putting out nice new growths!
your thoughts?
]]>Dendrobium Alliancejason woodruehttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/26904-dendrobium-laevifolium-spots-leaves.htmlDend. loddigesii...had to have it but I SHOULD know better
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Wed, 19 Aug 2009 01:45:33 GMTThis isn't going to bloom for me but that didn't stop me from getting it. I've always wanted this one but my setup doesn't provide enough consistent bright light for it in the winter months. Eastern blocked light coming up but I justified getting it by reminding myself that the conditions/setup are only temporary. (I probably won't be here another year.) Keep it going and when I have the right light to provide, it'll bloom is what I tell myself.
P.S. I keep telling all my Cattleyas that are now hanging on a palm tree in front of the house, to hang on...better days are ahead!:biggrin:
P.S.S. I have no willpower when it comes to saying, "no" to orchids. Really!
]]>Dendrobium AllianceSandy4453http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/26883-dend-loddigesii-had-have-but-i-should-know-better.htmlDen.Hiroshi
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Tue, 18 Aug 2009 22:17:04 GMTHi,
Here is my Den.Hiroshi's image,it is fairly easy hybrid to grow and gives you long lasting colourful flowers.
The secret is to grow it in smallest pot and do not disturb.
veekay
]]>Dendrobium Allianceveekayhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/26877-den-hiroshi.htmlDendrobium pentapterum
http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/26840-dendrobium-pentapterum.html
Mon, 17 Aug 2009 23:04:38 GMTThis is the best blooming so far. There are about two dozens of flowers and buds on this little plant...This is the best blooming so far. There are about two dozens of flowers and buds on this little plant...
]]>Dendrobium AllianceTom-DEhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/26840-dendrobium-pentapterum.htmlLight cream Dendrobium speciosum
http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/26813-light-cream-dendrobium-speciosum.html
Sun, 16 Aug 2009 22:49:09 GMTHere's the cream colored speciosum I mentioned elsewhere in a post. Delicious fragrance!
]]>Dendrobium AllianceRosim_in_BRhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/26813-light-cream-dendrobium-speciosum.htmlDendrobium bracteosum (white)
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Sun, 16 Aug 2009 08:19:52 GMTThese bloom from mid to late summer, for about 4 months. New canes grow, mature, drop old leaves. Flowers bloom from old bare canes.
This is the...These bloom from mid to late summer, for about 4 months. New canes grow, mature, drop old leaves. Flowers bloom from old bare canes.
This is the white version of the species. There is also a pink version. They are not different species.
]]>Dendrobium Alliancecatwalker808http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/26798-dendrobium-bracteosum-white.htmlVery unusual Den phal hybrid
http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/26797-very-unusual-den-phal-hybrid.html
Sun, 16 Aug 2009 08:14:29 GMTJust found this blooming.
This is a mericlone called Den Enobi Purple 'Splash'. Don't know too much of background of plant. Flower variegation probably originated as a sport from the hybrid cross. This kind of flower variegation (chimera) does not usually come through in mericlones except in very low percentages. Usually clone flowers would be either all purple or all white, with very few with the variegations.
]]>Dendrobium Alliancecatwalker808http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/26797-very-unusual-den-phal-hybrid.htmlWhite Dendrobium speciosum
http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/26745-white-dendrobium-speciosum.html
Fri, 14 Aug 2009 16:58:04 GMTBesides this white, which I like the most, I also grow a yellow and a light crem colored speciosum. Although a little different from one to another,...Besides this white, which I like the most, I also grow a yellow and a light crem colored speciosum. Although a little different from one to another, the fragrances are very good in all of them!
]]>Dendrobium AllianceRosim_in_BRhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/26745-white-dendrobium-speciosum.html<![CDATA[Den Aussie's Chip]]>
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Fri, 14 Aug 2009 06:13:09 GMTCute little 5" mini. (aberrans x atroviolaceum)
]]>Dendrobium Alliancecatwalker808http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/26727-den-aussies-chip.htmlDen brymerianum
http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/26690-den-brymerianum.html
Thu, 13 Aug 2009 09:21:23 GMTImage: http://i198.photobucket.com/albums/aa70/hoanglong_015/lan%20nha/DSCF1753.jpg
Image:...
]]>Dendrobium Alliancehoanglonghttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/26690-den-brymerianum.htmlDendrobium speciosum
http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/26639-dendrobium-speciosum.html
Tue, 11 Aug 2009 15:59:28 GMTThe plant can be large, but the larger it gets the more flowers are produced on the stem! And more fragrance is released in the air! For those who...The plant can be large, but the larger it gets the more flowers are produced on the stem! And more fragrance is released in the air! For those who have available room this would be a nice choice.
Despite I also love this creamy flower, the white one is my favorite!
I would like to show you all my new Lowe's orchid my Mom and Dad got me on Saturday, while I was at Sport Fencing Class. It was a good buy and they knew how much I love my dendrobiums and orchids in general. It was on sale for half price (About $7), because it was almost finished blooming (it has 4 blooms left). Anyway, its really pretty and a color I don't have. Enjoy everyone.
-Amandalee
]]>Dendrobium AllianceAmandaleehttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/26626-den-nopporn-pink.htmlDendrobium tobaense : advices needed
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Mon, 10 Aug 2009 10:25:02 GMTHi to all ,
I just opened a flask of dendrobium tobaense. At first, I was thinking that few plants was strating to spoil. But I was wrong and I...Hi to all ,
I just opened a flask of dendrobium tobaense. At first, I was thinking that few plants was strating to spoil. But I was wrong and I opened the bottle to early.
After a few days the roots are still ok but the plants don't look so fine. Should I continue to water the entire plants or just the roots ? The plants are under shade, should I leave them there or increase the amount of light ?
What else to do ?Any other advices are welcome too.
Thanks
]]>Dendrobium Alliancerastafounihttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/26601-dendrobium-tobaense-advices-needed.htmlNew! Need Help with Den phalaenopsis repotting
http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/26594-new-need-help-den-phalaenopsis-repotting.html
Mon, 10 Aug 2009 03:44:22 GMTHi there,
I just moved into a new house in south Fl about a week ago where the previous owners were generous enough to leave me some orchids....Hi there,
I just moved into a new house in south Fl about a week ago where the previous owners were generous enough to leave me some orchids. There's about 8 stems (give or take a few) that are decent size growing from a single basket hanging from a tree. I was looking into the care of these plants and ran across the repotting subject and gave my plants an inspection. The roots are growing out of the bottom and it looks like a tangled mess and I'm not sure what to do. There's about 4 stems with buds and one that's blooming. Any help would be much appreciated. I'd hate to harm such a beutiful plant. I can send Pics if needed. Sorry so long.
Mike
]]>Dendrobium AllianceOrchid Mikehttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/26594-new-need-help-den-phalaenopsis-repotting.htmlDendrobium anosmum
http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/26570-dendrobium-anosmum.html
Sun, 09 Aug 2009 16:21:00 GMTAfter about a year now, the once 5 inch long keiki presented me with 3 beautiful flowers with sweet scent which attract fruit flies. The pbulb itself...After about a year now, the once 5 inch long keiki presented me with 3 beautiful flowers with sweet scent which attract fruit flies. The pbulb itself is about 1 1/2 feet long.
Please enjoy.
]]>Dendrobium AlliancePsychedhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/26570-dendrobium-anosmum.htmlDendrobium filiforme culture
http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/26565-dendrobium-filiforme-culture.html
Sun, 09 Aug 2009 13:55:12 GMTI am interested in any culture information that you may have on Dendrobium filiforme. Thanks.I am interested in any culture information that you may have on Dendrobium filiforme. Thanks.
]]>Dendrobium AllianceRoger Hormanhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/26565-dendrobium-filiforme-culture.htmlDendrobium Magnum Culture
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Sun, 09 Aug 2009 11:16:31 GMTI recently purchased a bare root Dendrobium Magnum from Venezuela and have found no culture info to date. After soaking the roots overnight in...I recently purchased a bare root Dendrobium Magnum from Venezuela and have found no culture info to date. After soaking the roots overnight in water, I mounted this large two-foot-long plant on a sheet of cork bark and wrapped the roots in a ball of sphagnum. It is in our warm to hot greenhouse. The roots were very dry and hard at purchase. Does anyone have culture info for this species? Any suggestions for an alternate method of planting? Thanks.
]]>Dendrobium AllianceRoger Hormanhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/26561-dendrobium-magnum-culture.htmlHelp! Repotting Den. Samurai potted in sphag moss!
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Sat, 08 Aug 2009 22:55:08 GMTHi Everyone! I need some immediate help! I'm in the process of repotting my Dendrobium Samurai that I got from Jerry (Leisurely), I think it was earlier this year or late last year (time flies and I can't remember...lol). Anyways...I can't remember if it came bareroot to me or if it was already in moss at the time, but I potted it into a smaller sized rand aircone pot and it just took off like a weed. It's been very happy but it's roots were so rootbound and the plant its self was outgrowing its small pot so I decided to go up to the next size and just pack in a little extra moss....but now the moss isn't drying out as quickly...and you know what that will lead too....root rot! Plus that pot size still isn't large enough to accommodate the new growth that is just sprouting some roots. So I'm trying to avoid the root ro and I was going to change its potting medium to a supper chunky coco husk chunk phal mixture so I unpotted it .... again...I'm currently trying to get the moss out from between the roots but the roots are just though it so tight and I don't want to break the roots. So....what would you do if you were in my shoes? I'm starting to second guess the new mixture since the roots are so fine. Maybe get the moss out and add some styrofoam peanuts in the middle and repot with moss again?
Sorry this is so long.....but someone please throw some suggestions at me???
]]>Dendrobium AllianceBeccahttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/26547-help-repotting-den-samurai-potted-sphag-moss.htmlThis is why we love our NOIDs!
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Sat, 08 Aug 2009 17:53:17 GMT:biggrin: I have had this den for many years. Lost the tag ages ago. It doesn't get any special treatment. Because it is so big, it can't live in the shadehouse. It lives on my front porch which is too hot and I forget to water and fertilize it. But it just keeps on growing and blooming, usually twice a year. It is one very hardy plant! :blushing:
]]>Dendrobium Alliancesusiephttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/26532-why-we-love-our-noids.htmlDendrobium species
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Fri, 07 Aug 2009 21:41:12 GMTDen. sp.(mini hasseltii)--I bought it from Andy's orchids last year upon Andy's recommendation. Fower is about 1"X0.6". I think I like it.:)
]]>Dendrobium AllianceTom-DEhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/26507-dendrobium-species.htmlDendrobium hellwigianum
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Fri, 07 Aug 2009 21:36:20 GMTI/C grower, 1cm wide flower is very long lastingI/C grower, 1cm wide flower is very long lasting
]]>Dendrobium AllianceTom-DEhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/26506-dendrobium-hellwigianum.htmlProblems with formosae dendrobiums - yellowing leaf tips
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Thu, 06 Aug 2009 02:42:12 GMTHi everyone,
I'm having some problems with two of my dendrobiums. As some of you know, I really enjoy growing the formosae/nigrohirsute dendrobiums. It's now my 2nd season growing them, and while I'm getting fatter/taller canes compared to previous years, I'm also noticing some strange leaf yellowing problems. I've noticed with dendrobiums in general that the 'normal' leaf drop occurs by which the entire leaf turns yellow, then dries and drops off. However, what I am observing is a yellowing from the tips, followed by a drying, that progresses from the tip down to the base of each leaf. This also commences from the bottom of the cane up.
No rot, just yellowing and drying. I fertilize way too infrequently for this to be fertilizer burn. Regardless, below are my conditions and some photos...I'm really hoping someone out there can help me out. These are two of my favorite plants so I'd appreciate any feedback whatsoever.
Plants in question: formosae dendrobiums
Dend Peng Seng (tobaense x cruentum)
Dend Frosty Dawn (dawn maree x lime frost)
Conditions:
8" from T5 lights, 16 hrs a day
Grown in a tank with higher than ambient humidity (vague, yes I know)
75-85F
Potted in 3" plastic pots with course fast draining coconut chunks, charcoal, and hydroton pellets.
Watered once every 3-4 days, media is allowed to NEARLY get dry in between watering. (at the beginning of the summer, I let them get bone dry for a day in between waterings...that was when I started seeing the yellowing, so I upped the watering schedule...but the symptoms are still progressing)
Plant conditions:
In general, roots seem very robust - both plants have tons of roots, growing both into the pot and out of it. All roots have green tips, all look white and healthy. Both are quite root bound, to the point where I could risk some damage if I were to unpot them. It does concern me a little that there is little to no root growth out of the holes at the bottoms of the pots...nor can I see many roots through the holes at the bottom.
This is the plant today - it's been in bloom 2nd season now, for 3 months, on the second cane. It is currently maturing another cane which I believe is near to mature. You can see the severe dying back of the leaves...originally I attributed this to a natural annual leaf drop. However...
the newest cane is now showing some leaf tip yellowing which scares me.
This is Frosty Dawn...started showing the yellow leaf tips about a month ago.
Lots of roots all over the place. Some roots look like they stalled and then came back to life...not sure why.
The new growth on the frosty dawn...lagging behind the peng seng but it looks good so far. You can see both what I suspect is a natural leaf drop (the entire leaf is yellow) as well as the strange leaf tip yellowing in the background.
I'm not sure if humidity is an issue...I suspect not, because I have a dawn maree which is a parent of frosty dawn, and it's growing happily on my windowsill with no yellowing at all.
Any ideas? I've exhausted all my options so I'd really appreciate any leads.
:dunno::dunno:
]]>Dendrobium Alliancecalvin_orchidLhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/26463-problems-formosae-dendrobiums-yellowing-leaf-tips.htmlDendrobium lawesii (red)
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Mon, 03 Aug 2009 22:05:12 GMTThe flowers will last for a very long time.The flowers will last for a very long time.
]]>Dendrobium AllianceTom-DEhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/26383-dendrobium-lawesii-red.htmlDen gouldii in bloom
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Mon, 03 Aug 2009 12:03:36 GMTSo, I bought this one last year and looked up the photo and was thrilled that it had dark purplish/pink curly petaled flowers...and I anxiously...So, I bought this one last year and looked up the photo and was thrilled that it had dark purplish/pink curly petaled flowers...and I anxiously awaited the arrival of them...Finally the spikes started and the buds formed and I kept wondering why they didn't darken up any, as they stayed a yellowish color as they matured!...Lo and behole they finally opened and ...they are yellow and maroon!
I quickly ran in and looked up the plant again...ony to discover that there are multiple color variations :rofl:
Silly me...
The first photo shows the way that the flowers look when they first open and then a few days later they all start twisting!
]]>Dendrobium AllianceLauraNhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/26371-den-gouldii-bloom.htmlDen.Tobansae X Den.Dawn Marie
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Fri, 31 Jul 2009 00:45:12 GMTHere is the image of Den.hybrid.
veekayHere is the image of Den.hybrid.
veekay
]]>Dendrobium Allianceveekayhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/26255-den-tobansae-x-den-dawn-marie.htmlROOTS?!?!?!?!?!?
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Thu, 30 Jul 2009 02:30:57 GMTI have noticed by Dendrobiums roots are growing like MAJORLY fast and there are A LOT of them... they its planted in Better~Gro's Orchid Bark, which has a mix of fir bark chunks, perolite, carbon, and ... whatever else it has.. its a good draining mix. Just the roots are growing like crazy, I occationally will remove some bark just too see, and dang is it growing...
Is this normal?
]]>Dendrobium AllianceNWBOCHs09http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/26223-roots.htmlDen Winter Dawn
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Wed, 29 Jul 2009 22:52:39 GMTA friend's Den Winter Dawn (bloomed cool this past spring). Den Dawn Maree x bellatulum. Flowers were a little weary because they were over 2 months old and had been to a couple of shows.
Single plant only about 8-9" tall. When grown warm, growths are abundant, but flowers are sparse, probably due to the bellatulum influence.
]]>Dendrobium Alliancecatwalker808http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/26204-den-winter-dawn.htmlDendrobium Hybrid
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Wed, 29 Jul 2009 19:42:01 GMTthis is the image of den.bractiosum X den.laevifolium.
veekythis is the image of den.bractiosum X den.laevifolium.
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]]>Dendrobium AllianceTom-DEhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/26165-dendrobium-wasselii.htmlDendrobium Potting Medium Advice
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Sun, 26 Jul 2009 13:19:28 GMTHi ive got 4 dendrobiums i was wondering if potting them in sphagnum moss would be suitable ? they are currently growing on my windowsill in the pots...Hi ive got 4 dendrobiums i was wondering if potting them in sphagnum moss would be suitable ? they are currently growing on my windowsill in the pots they came in how ever they dont really have any medium just some bark that they are growing round.
what would you suggest i use to repot them ?
many thanks
Craig
]]>Dendrobium Alliancecraigb6883http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/26108-dendrobium-potting-medium-advice.htmlThis Den could easily be confused for a cattleya.
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Sun, 26 Jul 2009 09:15:44 GMTYou could easily mistake these flowers as a Cattleya. The flowers are huge, measuring almost 5 inches across. There are five flowers on one...You could easily mistake these flowers as a Cattleya. The flowers are huge, measuring almost 5 inches across. There are five flowers on one inflorescence. The stalk that the inflorescence is on is 30 inches tall. This plant is more than 10 years old.
Flickr Photo Download: Den. Formidible 'Yukiko' HCC AOS
]]>Dendrobium AllianceHawaiian Sunshinehttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/26107-den-could-easily-confused-cattleya.html<![CDATA[What's Going On Here?]]>
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Sun, 26 Jul 2009 02:56:53 GMTI only grow a handful of nobile Dendrobiums and all were finished blooming long ago (I thought). I did have a few kikis produced and those were...I only grow a handful of nobile Dendrobiums and all were finished blooming long ago (I thought). I did have a few kikis produced and those were removed and potted up a month or so ago. Then, suddenly, I had a couple of plants that produced more flowers. However, it almost appears that they started out as kikis (looking at the base of the inflorescence) then changed their minds. Is this normal?
]]>Dendrobium AllianceJerry Delaneyhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/26100-whats-going-here.htmlTwo New Dendrobium Hybrids
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Fri, 24 Jul 2009 03:52:48 GMTHello everyone,
I went to Lowes in Lake Wales yesterday and fell in love with these two interesting colored dendrobium hybrids from Costa Farms....Hello everyone,
I went to Lowes in Lake Wales yesterday and fell in love with these two interesting colored dendrobium hybrids from Costa Farms. They are real healthy plants and I just love the colors. They were just too pretty to pass up, so I bought one and my mom bought the other. One is tagged Chaisri Flare X Thongchai Gold. The other is tagged Blue Violetta X Red Maroon #694. Hope you all like them.
]]>Dendrobium AllianceTom-DEhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/25962-dendrobium-tobaense.htmlDendrobium Violetta
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Tue, 21 Jul 2009 13:00:43 GMT:waving Hello. Just received a new dendrobium with the tag saying it's a Violetta and the name of a Hawaiian nursery....Alohilani. Am I right to assume that this is a phalaenopsis type because of its Hawaiian origin and to care for it as such or is it a nobile type? Thank you
for everyone's help.:bowing
]]>Dendrobium AllianceDonaldhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/25949-dendrobium-violetta.htmlDendro hybrid - first post
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Mon, 20 Jul 2009 02:54:20 GMTHi all. Been reading the forums for a little bit and decided to join in on the fun. I have one main plant, but I've recently cut off and planted a keikei. I have two more attached to the "mother" who remains in bloom for the second time this year.
My orchid is labeled Dendrobium Queen Southeast. I searched the forums and the internet, but found now info. I think it is a Dendro Phal hybrid, but am not sure.
If anyone can provide some help with ID and specific care, I'd appreciate it. Currently I keep it in a kitchen window with probably a little too much light, but it grows well and blooms for long periods. I just recently started fertilizing it and hope I am using a good fertilizer (don't know if forum rules allow me to state brand names).
Thanks,
Brian
]]>Dendrobium Alliancebiertrinkerhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/25916-dendro-hybrid-first-post.html<![CDATA[Dendrobium Frosty Dawn 'Wings of Gold' (NOT!)]]>
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Sun, 19 Jul 2009 04:33:25 GMTI was *so* excited waiting for this seedling bloom for the first time after getting it from H&R one and a half years ago. Unfortunately, it seems I have the regular frosty dawn instead of the wings of gold cultivar. I was hoping the orange colour would come in a few days post opening, but my hopes are slowly dying as I enter day three and things are still nice and white. Anyway, now I'll just have to buy another one when they come visit :)
Sorry for the crappy photo - my camera is out of commission so my phone is subbing in for now!
]]>Dendrobium Alliancecalvin_orchidLhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/25894-dendrobium-frosty-dawn-wings-gold-not.htmlDendrobium christyanum
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Sat, 18 Jul 2009 18:55:05 GMTThis is the normal/mini type of this speciesThis is the normal/mini type of this species
]]>Dendrobium AllianceTom-DEhttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/25882-dendrobium-christyanum.htmlDendrobium Burana Green
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Wed, 15 Jul 2009 05:36:46 GMTJust one bloom on my Burana Green Star (3rd pic). Don't know what happened? I expect more spiking but, still...never had just one bloom on a spike.
And, my Burana Green is behaving. :biggrin: This one usually spikes a couple of times during summer. This is it's first show.
Thanks for looking!
]]>Dendrobium AllianceSandy4453http://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/25784-dendrobium-burana-green.htmlDendrobium ochraceum var white wings
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Wed, 15 Jul 2009 04:33:04 GMTThis is a color other of Dendrobium ochraceum
Image: http://i198.photobucket.com/albums/aa70/hoanglong_015/lan%20nha/DSCF1564.jpg
Image:...This is a color other of Dendrobium ochraceum
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]]>Dendrobium Alliancehoanglonghttp://www.orchidboard.com/community/dendrobium-alliance/25782-dendrobium-ochraceum-var-white-wings.html<![CDATA[Denendrobium Unicum-> how long do the flowers last?]]>
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Tue, 14 Jul 2009 01:15:49 GMTI have a unicum that is about to pop a couple of flowers. Since this is the first time I've had one bloom, I'm curious how long the flowers might last.
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