Den. crepidiferum- reduce watering?

[Meg25]

I have a Dendrobium crepidiferum aka den. sualwesiense, that seems to be growing along well now after sluggish growing during the summer. I had to repot is several times, so the plant is just recently setteled in and started producing more leaves. My question is:
Should I reduce the water as per other similar den's or keep normal watering to keep up with the new growths?

The new canes are only about 8 inches tall but the bottoms seem to be maturing. Since the other old canes are up to 2 feet tall I am not sure how much growth per season is normal. For now I have reduced it's water and let temp drop a bit at night, is this the best thing for these new growths?

[clintdawley]

Nope. This dend does not require a dry winter rest like the nobile types. Keep it evenly moist year-round.

[Cjcorner]

I have a few of the ones that stay green and grow all winter. I haven't even slowed down on their food. One of mine even has a spike growing right now....
Connie