Where do I cut my Dendrobium after it blooms? - The Orchid …
After your Dendrobium has finished flowering remove as much of the spike as possible without cutting into the leafy stem. Check my earlier post for more about cutting tools. Old stems will not flower a second time, but DON'T remove them, at least not yet. Your plant needs them. A strong plant consists of minimum of three mature stems.
Dendrobium Orchid Care: A Comprehensive Guide for Healthy …
6 天之前 · Dendrobium Orchid Care: A Comprehensive Guide for Healthy and Vibrant Blooms Introduction. Dendrobium orchids are one of the most diverse and beautiful orchid genera, with over 1,800 species varying in size, color, and bloom type. Known for their stunning sprays of flowers and relatively easy maintenance, these orchids are popular among both beginner and experienced gardeners.
How to Care for a Dendrobium Orchid: 12 Steps (with Pictures) - wikiHow
2024年9月9日 · Prune the orchid's blooms to promote regrowth. After your orchid has finished blooming, use sharp scissors to cut off the flowering stem. Make the cut at a slight angle, just above the point it emerges from the rest of the plant. Doing this will allow for new growth to emerge during the next growing period.
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Dendrobium Orchid: care after flowering at home, what to do …
This article will explore the Dendrobium orchid’s flowering stages, provide helpful advice for promoting a successful bloom, and walk you through the crucial actions you need to take after the flowering period ends.
Dendrobium Orchid Care: Easy Beginners Guide - Hydroponic Orchids
Q: What do you do with Dendrobium orchids after they bloom? A: After blooming, continue regular care, including watering, fertilizing, and providing adequate light. Do not cut the cane unless it’s completely dry, as it can still provide energy for future growth.
How to Grow and Care for Dendrobium Orchids - The Spruce
2024年9月8日 · Place your dendrobium orchid in a spot with temperatures above 60 degrees but no more than 85 degrees during the growing season. Water and feed your orchid often during the growing season but then back off in the winter months. Select your brightest window—preferably a south-facing window—for the orchid to bloom well.
Dendrobium Orchid Care: A Guide from the American Orchid …
Dendrobium orchids should be watered when the potting mix is dry to the touch. Water thoroughly, and then allow the potting mix to dry out again before watering again. Avoid getting water on the leaves or flowers, as this can cause them to rot. Fertilizing:
Dendrobium Orchid Care - OrchidWeb
Most Dendrobium orchids undergo active growth from spring to early fall. During this time, they should be watered frequently and heavily. Frequent watering is particularly important during flowering, otherwise bud blasting may occur. From fall through winter, less sun results in growth pausing, and many Dendrobium enter a dry rest.
Once the buds are noticeable start the resting period, giving water only when signs of shriveling are apparent. A few species like Phalaenopsis, which flower soon after the completion of growth, should never be allowed to become quite dry.
Nobile Type Dendrobium Orchid Care - OrchidWeb
Nobile Dendrobium are beloved for the profusion of sweet-scented, long-lasting flowers that appear from fall through spring. The 2" to 3" flowers typically last 6 to 8 weeks. After the flowers have finished, you can trim the stems off close to the canes. After several years, some of the older growths may become woody, shriveled and yellowed.