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Short-lived flowers could be the product of low humidity. Place the Dendrobium on a humidity/pebble tray, keeping the reservoir topped up with water while the heaters are operating. Never mist the flowers due to the high risk of developing Botrytis. They like their roots to be crowded, so you should select a pot that is no more than 3cm bigger than the plant’s root ball. As an experienced gardener, I’ve learned over the years that sometimes even the most seasoned gardener needs advice or assistance. That’s why when it comes to severe cases in my garden, I’m not afraid to seek professional help.

One other way to help prevent pests with your orchid is to ensure it has plenty of space for air to circulate around it – you could even use a fan if necessary, to promote this. Your orchid will also need bright, indirect light to thrive, so place it near a window or provide additional artificial light,” Daniel says. How To Grow DendrobiumDendrobium species do not grow large although they become bushy when humidity and other care requirements are met. Fertilizing Requirements

Dendrobium orchids grow one new cane yearly and bloom 6-8 weeks, about three times a year. Keep old canes and prune spent sprays. Blooming issues may result from poor lighting, temperature, or nutrients. Repot every 2-3 years or when outgrowing the pot. Propagating Dendrobium Orchid Root rot emanates from leaving your orchids sitting in soggy conditions for long. When the roots start rotting, water and nutrient uptake fall, a state that causes your plants to become malnourished. Another effective way to prevent infestations is through companion planting. Certain plants naturally repel pests while others attract beneficial insects that prey on them. For example, marigolds repel aphids while attracting ladybugs which eat aphids. Whilst in bloom, use a Tomato feed to provide monthly nourishment of potassium; the use of fertiliser isn't needed until the first flower spike emerges from the stem.The division method is the best form of propagation for Dendrobium. The seed propagation method is too hectic and more prone to failure.

Dendrobium group 2 is comprised of species that are fully deciduous and should not be watered at all in winter. Species include D. anosmum, D. crassinode, D. falconeri, D. fimbriatum, D. findlayanum, D. heterocarpum, D. loddigesii, D. moniliforme, D. parishii, D. primulinus, and D. transparens.

8. Keeping a record of treatments used and outcomes for future reference

Two of the most commonly available types of Dendrobium orchid in the UK are D. nobile and D. bigibbum. To propagate a Dendrobium, you should first carefully remove it from the soil, then gently pull the root ball apart, to create two plants. New buds won't develop on an already-flowered stem. As soon as the blooms drop off, this will spell the end of both foliar and flora growth on that particular shaft. Wait until the new stems become mature for another show of flowers - you'll know when it has reached maturity once no juvenile leaves develop at the top.

If they outgrow their container and need to be re-potted, the best time to do this is in spring, or at the beginning of the plant’s growing season. Pruning Dendrobium Watering your orchid twice a week is average, but this will vary depending on sunlight, air movement, humidity, and temperature. As you move beyond the growing season and into fall/winter, your orchid will need less water, but do not let it dry out completely. It is recommended that you water your orchid in the morning. This will allow the leaves to dry before nighttime.Orchids are found all over the world, with different species originating from different locales and climates.