non asceptic germination

[Robert]

Thanks, Robert. Nice, easy setup. Do you keep the container covered or open?

it's covered everyday, i open to see how they are doing when i feel like on any day.

I love this thread. Keep us updated.

i'll , thanks for viewing.

[Ryan Young]

Hi Robert I am curious about the progress of the seedlings how are they? This method seems way easier to try, perhaps when I get so bold to do a flask with some tutelage I'll try the left over pod like this.
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[mazlani]

Hi Robert I am curious about the progress of the seedlings how are they? This method seems way easier to try, perhaps when I get so bold to do a flask with some tutelage I'll try the left over pod like this.
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Yes! an update will be greatly appreciated.

[Robert]

Hi Robert I am curious about the progress of the seedlings how are they? This method seems way easier to try, perhaps when I get so bold to do a flask with some tutelage I'll try the left over pod like this.
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Hi Ryan, they are not doing well in an enclosed container. Almost all vanished inside due to fungi. i assumed the young seedlings need to be exposed once in awhile to natural air and provide with nutrients.

[Ryan Young]

That is what I would do is have some opening for some air movement a small fan nearby to keep air circulating
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[Pindar]

Earlier this year I sowed some of my Dendrobium kingianum around the mother plant. No joy; of course the mature plant's environment was too harsh. Thanks to this thread, I have realised I ought to have removed some rooting medium from the mother plant and used it to sow seeds in a controlled environment like a ventilated clear container.

I shall try again in the new year- may be with these sensible measures I will have success! Thanks and congratulations for this great adventure!