Category: Dendrobiums

Epigeneium clemensiae

Author is Sharie Heckaman, posted over 2 years ago Read More

Tree Dwellers (Dendrobiums)

Posted by Sys Admin about 3 years ago Dendrobiums Offer Myriad Choices in Plant Size and Flower Color ONE OF THE LARGEST AND MOST diverse of orchid genera is Dendrobium, with various authors listing the number of species from abou... Read More

Small Wonders

Author is Ken Slump, posted about 3 years ago Tempting Choices to Grow Where Space is Limited MANY POPULAR ORCHID SPECIES and their hybrids eventually grow to become sizeable plants. While a specimen-size standard cattleya or angraecum in... Read More

Dendrobium Norma Jackson

Author is Susan Erwin, posted about 3 years ago Sorry, my Grandmother was Norma Jackson ! My mother, Zelda Erwin, created the "Norma Jackson Dendrobium" I have the papers to prove it ! Debbie Erwin Miami, Fl 6300 Sw 116 street ... Read More

DENDROBIUM BEETLE: In Florida

Author is Robert M. [Bert] Hamilton (Compiler), posted over 7 years ago Small, dark brown, about one-eighteenth inch long; bores into canes; also attacks cattleyas; causes small shot-holes; chlorotic areas appear; does not kill the plant; control with Diazinon 25%EC, 2... Read More

DENDROBIUM NOBILE: Culture of a Problem Type

Author is Robert M. [Bert] Hamilton (Compiler), posted over 7 years ago Provide plenty of sunlight summer to fall; maintain low temperature when in bud, below 55 deg. F.; provide nitrogen spring and early summer, phosphorous and potassium summer and fall; plant in ungl... Read More

DENDROBIUM AGGREGATUM: Watering

Author is Robert M. [Bert] Hamilton (Compiler), posted over 7 years ago After growths are completed, water lightly only to preserve plumpness and mature growths. A67-139 Read More

DENDROBIUM PHALAENOPSIS: Buds Dry and Fall Off

Author is Robert M. [Bert] Hamilton (Compiler), posted over 7 years ago May be caused by ethylene. A79-262 Read More

DENDROBIUM PHALAENOPSIS: Hit by Cold Spell

Author is Robert M. [Bert] Hamilton (Compiler), posted over 7 years ago Remove all discolored canes and rhizomes; repot and water sparingly until new roots reach pot edge. F70-182 Read More

DENDROBIUM NOBILE: To Stimulate Flowering

Author is Robert M. [Bert] Hamilton (Compiler), posted over 7 years ago After growth matures keep dry but prevent excessive dehydration; keep cool, as low as 40 deg.F which does no harm; hang them exposed to cool night air. F74-165 Read More