Dendrobium Frosty Dawn in bloom...in my grow tent.

[kenjibel]

Originally Posted by Tetra73

I think is probably not a true nobile type. A complete dormant period may not be needed. BTW, when I got mine, I believe it was in some dormant state because the roots were not bright white. Only after 4 to 6 weeks in my grow tent, I then began to see new side roots growing. Is 4/26 today and the flowers are still there. In fact, I am seeing 3 additional flower spikes growing. I thought it was done blooming.

ow ok so i threat it like a den-phal type then or am i totally wrong here

[estación seca]

There are Dendrobiums from many different climates. Different types of Dendrobium need different treatment in cultivation. Frosty Dawn is not a nobile type and not a phal type.

This one is in the Formosae section. They like moderate temperatures all year, and are usually fine with a much cooler winter. They like bright light but not full sun, and relatively even watering. During the cooler winter they should get a little less water but not dry out completely.

Nobile types need a cool, drier winter rest and phal types need warmth and watering all year.

[kenjibel]

Originally Posted by estación seca

There are Dendrobiums from many different climates. Different types of Dendrobium need different treatment in cultivation. Frosty Dawn is not a nobile type and not a phal type.

This one is in the Formosae section. They like moderate temperatures all year, and are usually fine with a much cooler winter. They like bright light but not full sun, and relatively even watering. During the cooler winter they should get a little less water but not dry out completely.

Nobile types need a cool, drier winter rest and phal types need warmth and watering all year.

ok thanks alot

[No-Pro-mwa]

Nice Den.