Picture Dendrobium nobile

[monet]

Picture of my dendrobium nobile in flower.

[sailortom2]

awsome growing

[monet]

Thank you for your comment. It brightens a miserable winters day in the U.K.
Pam.

[cbuchman]

That is a wonderful display! Well done!

[silken]

Great growing and it looks lovely! Any tips?? I get a few blooms but not like that!

[nenella]

Beautiful!!how long have you had it?

[WhiteRabbit]

HOLY SMOKES! That's spectacular!

[NYCorchidman]

Originally Posted by silken

Great growing and it looks lovely! Any tips?? I get a few blooms but not like that!

I had a thread or comments on a few threads and posts in the past.

Lots of sun, water, no fertilizer after July or August, then cool rest until buds set! If you follow the recipe, you'll see all the canes loaded with tons of flowers come spring!
As long as you can provide enough sun and cool rest, this is probably the easiest and most rewarding plant!
nearly no bug or disease issues and do really well.

I love dendrobium nobile hybrids!

[monet]

Originally Posted by cbuchman

That is a wonderful display! Well done!

Thank you for your comment.
PAM.

---------- Post added at 08:43 AM ---------- Previous post was at 08:27 AM ----------

Originally Posted by silken

Great growing and it looks lovely! Any tips?? I get a few blooms but not like that!

Hi,
It is in my cool conservatory in the winter and spring and in the garden summer in a sunny sheltered spot . I let it dry out a little in the Autumn. In spring it starts to produce new growth and flower buds so I start to feed. I had it as a gift about 3 years ago and I have had lots of Keiki from it.
Pam.

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Originally Posted by nenella

Beautiful!!how long have you had it?

Hi,
It was a gift 3 years ago.
Pam.

[monet]

Originally Posted by NYCorchidman

I had a thread or comments on a few threads and posts in the past.

Lots of sun, water, no fertilizer after July or August, then cool rest until buds set! If you follow the recipe, you'll see all the canes loaded with tons of flowers come spring!
As long as you can provide enough sun and cool rest, this is probably the easiest and most rewarding plant!
nearly no bug or disease issues and do really well.

I love dendrobium nobile hybrids!

Thank you Sonia for you comment.
Pam.