Welcome to Spring! It was a successful growing season for me north of the equator. Hope yours is too!
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This is the first flowering of my mini dend kingianum it has very nice soft perfume that smells a bit like carnations. The rest of my dendrobiums are showing signs of growth now winter is nearly over and some of my nobiles have some bumps swelling on them. Not sure if they're flower buds or not but this winter they have been dry as a bone, no water at all and looking very shrivelled. So we shall see if they flower. Its been a very cold winter here down to -8c at times and some of my phals didn't make it even though they were in a heated high humid environment But all my cats survived though. So i might concentrate on collecting the ones that have survived this winter. Some of my earlier acquired phals made it through, maybe they were more acclimatized
than the mid summer acquisitions. Nothing like a hard winter to weed out the weaklings.![]()
Welcome to Spring! It was a successful growing season for me north of the equator. Hope yours is too!
I bet it sure make the place smells nice. Congrats
Wow. kingianum flowering from such a small plant. Does kingianum require winter dormancy or how is it?. I got a kingianum which is of similar size and coming winter would be the first season for it. appreciate any suggestion
This one is called a rock orchid. This is as tall as it grows. It does need a winter rest. I didn't water it at all I forgot about it. Then I found a flower spike. This plant is 1 of a clump of 4 in a communal pot. The rest are single plants.
Thanks Kharma. Appreciate your inputs.