Do the hard cane dendrobium species require winter rest? I have a lot of keikis that almost have no roots, and winter is coming so I'm afraid that they will die during winter!
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no it will not die
Do the hard cane dendrobium species require winter rest? I have a lot of keikis that almost have no roots, and winter is coming so I'm afraid that they will die during winter!
Oh no... In that case... i don't think they will survive...
I have one Dendrobium nobile. I have been keeping it in cold bright place and I have stopped watering it. Now i can see buds creating below the foliage. Should I bring it in warm place now or he will flower in cold?
Oh, I need to know this! When does the winter rest start, then? I need to rest my Den nobile, my Coelogyne cristata, and my Cuitlauzina pendula, but I don't know when to begin the regimen. They are indoors now, in a cool bright spot, but should I withhold the water starting now? And for how long?
the Dendrobium has several new growths that seem almost mature; the Coelogyne has two spikes that are shaping up; and the Cuitlauzina has a new growth that is --- growing but still kind of baby --
Thank you. S
i have 7 dendrobium nobile that
i purchased in november, and at that time
was told to keep them cold and dry.
they now have buds opening. should i water them
or wait until after the blooms fall?
wil
At this stage of development ,still keep them on the dry side.As I heard it described recently:- as you are watering, accidentally on purpose run the water quickly over the pot saying oops wasnt meant to do that.
These plants aren't read for full on water until there are new roots and growth.