Hello,
I´ve bought a Dendrobium wilsonii ,but I can´t find a picture of his habit and flowering.
I want to check up it´s a real wilsonii or it´s an cuckoo´s egg
Is there anybody who have it ,too?
Or can give me informations ?
Thank you
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Hello,
I´ve bought a Dendrobium wilsonii ,but I can´t find a picture of his habit and flowering.
I want to check up it´s a real wilsonii or it´s an cuckoo´s egg
Is there anybody who have it ,too?
Or can give me informations ?
Thank you
I checked my OrchidWiz software and there is not a photo for this orchid. Sorry. Hopefully someone else will have a photo for you. The information says that it blooms in March.
Cheers,
BD![]()
Thank you very much.
Where I can find more information of this Dendrobium ?
In my books from Wood and Lavarack I can´t find somthing about it.
Hi Andrea, I have the book "Orchid Species Culture - Dendrobium" Baker & Baker. Unfortunately there is no picture in there as well.
Below is a 'summary' of the information in the book -
Found in Szechuan province of China at about 4100ft (1250m). With this elevation, looks like the plants are able to withstand a minimum of 10celsius (49F) and the high temps with an average of 30-31celsius (86-87F).
Plants should be allowed to dry out between waterings but not remain dry for long periods.
Winter light should be as high as the plant can tolerate, short of burning the foliage.
Bloom season is March.
good luck with your plant.
cheers
tim
wonderful
Thank you very much for this precise information .
Now I can cultivate better.
I ´ll searching for this book,too.
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Dendrobium wilsonii is CITES trade controlled. Cultivated plants are available. Chinese herbal medicine also calls it: 广东石斛, jin, shÃ** hú, xiao huán chai, sekkoku, sôkkok and Guangdong Dendrobium. See:
¹ã¶«Ê¯õú Dendrobium wilsonii Rolfe.
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