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Originally Posted by ro0ter
Good news, everyone:
I have two keikis (or simply shots) in the "healthy dendrobium" and a single one in the "ill dendrobium" (the one with no leaves). The later one develops quite slow, but the first two already have a couple of small leaves. Photos to follow if anyone is interested.
Thank you for all the help!
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So, here follows the update, after some very long time (I owe you some details).
Both wild dendrobiums were eaten by the spider mite. I was too late with the cure, I have lost the keikis... I wish to kill the owner of the flower shop from where my godparents purchased the purple phalenopsis (infested with red mite).
The wild Oncidium Twinkle thrived and flowered, but in the last months it started to decay (I believe root rott... need to check its substrate, but now I am quite busy with putting together a baby room...).
It is very strange that all its keikis (or little springs) are somehow crumbled/packed.. don`t know the problem (may it be lack of humidity?)...
I have attached some pictures (dated 24th of November, 2014... about a year ago) with the Oncidium Twinkle flowering, should someone be curious
. To me these flowers seem to be little angels
.
Regards and thank you for all your help!!
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