Almost went in the composters

[Chris in Hamilton]

This is a Den. devonianum that lost its roots over the winter but appears to be coming back. I thumb tacked the remaining PB's in the grooves of a piece of cedar rail, have that laying in a tray of moist sphagnum and lightly mist twice a day. So far seven little keiki.

[Kauaiguy]

Looks good to me!

I've read somewhere that you can take certain types of Dendrobiums and cut the stalk in 3" pieces leaving a couple of nodes and lay them down in some sphagnum moss slightly covering the tops and you can propagate that way.

Never tried it. But I was given several dens that was nothing but a cane sticking out of the potting medium and they sprouted keikis.

In fact, here's one that I took a picture off just after reading your thread.
The pot contains about four different canes which I combined into one pot.





These are tough little guys: I have been doing some experimentation on 3 little keikis:
One Planted in Straight Perlite: one in plain Water: And one in dirt and perlite: ... and they're all doing great.

You can probably see in the background although a bit blurry.

Good Job.

[Chris in Hamilton]

They are survivors!

[ksriramkumar]

Very nice, This one looks like Den.crepidatum or primulinum?.

[Chris in Hamilton]

Very nice, This one looks like Den.crepidatum or primulinum?.

Mine is devonianum Sriram. Not sure what the other post is.