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Old 09-16-2020, 12:58 PM
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Summer update: Early this summer I had a dendrobium unica that I thought died. All its leaves fell off and it looked dead. I nursed it back to health and it has leaves and the roots are growing well. Yeah!
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Good growing! Moral of the story... never cut anything that is green (or anything not crispy-brown) - it likely is not as dead as it looks. That goes double for Dendrobiums, a lot of them go through dormant stages where the lose leaves, only to spring to life when you are losing hope.
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