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what kind of dendrobium am I?
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04-01-2009, 10:57 AM
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what kind of dendrobium am I?
hi all,
I just joined after finding this great site. Our collection of orchids is ever slowly increasing.
We have an orchid that has flowers which looked very much like a dendrobium. It's getting pretty crowded in it's little pot so we wanted to know.
-- when is the best time to divide and repot?
-- what is it we're growing?
I've attached a photo. I have a photo of when it was flowering but I left it at home. Can post later though.
Thanks!
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Hi, welcome! It's a dendrobium, what kind? We'll have to see the flowers. Best time to repot is after it blooms and before new growth appears.
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not sure what kind of dendrobium. I'm just guessing it is after we saw the flowers. I'll post a photo of the flowers tomorrow.
I think we just missed the divide time :-( It finished flowering and is already putting out new growth.
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It appears to be a nobile-type Dendrobium.
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Yes I would agree with Jasen
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It's actually best to repot an orchid just as new growth appears.
It seems pretty happy where it is. Most Dendrobiums prefer to be in a pot that's smaller than the plant.
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here's 2 photos of the flowers.
Do these photos make it easier to ID the orchid?
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It could be a Dendrobium hybrid of the nobile kind. Unless you know this is a species for sure, it most likely is a hybrid. If it's a hybrid, I don't know the cultivar name.
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I meant to say, it's definitely a Dendrobium of the nobile kind.
What I'm not sure of is if it's a species or a hybrid. It's most likely a hybrid though.
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