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pinksnappingorchid 01-05-2020 03:23 PM

keiki bud has developed a white sheath over it and is stunted.
 
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why did this happen?

Dollythehun 01-05-2020 04:34 PM

Picture please.

pinksnappingorchid 01-05-2020 04:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Dollythehun (Post 908264)
Picture please.

that is the picture i can't really get close enough to it with my phone without it getting blurry.

Roberta 01-05-2020 05:33 PM

No picture... to upload a photo, choose "Go Advanced" from the Reply dialog box, then scroll down to Manage Attachments. Browse to the file and select Upload.

Dollythehun 01-05-2020 05:34 PM

Thanks Roberta! I thought my eyes were having a senior moment. 😆

Roberta 01-05-2020 05:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Dollythehun (Post 908275)
Thanks Roberta! I thought my eyes were having a senior moment. 😆

Either than or we both are... Actually, there's what looks like a broken link in the original post. So it's "Try again" time...

pinksnappingorchid 01-05-2020 05:41 PM

ok got it uploaded lol

Roberta 01-05-2020 05:45 PM

Ah. That looks like a nobile-type Dendrobium. It is pretty much dormant now, but that looks like the beginnings of a flower bud (or maybe more than one) These bloom on bare canes, before the loaves or at about the same time in the spring.

pinksnappingorchid 01-05-2020 05:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Roberta (Post 908279)
Ah. That looks like a nobile-type Dendrobium. It is pretty much dormant now, but that looks like the beginnings of a flower bud (or maybe more than one) These bloom on bare canes, before the loaves or at about the same time in the spring.

The picture didn't show the bottom but it's detached from the mother plant. it's just a single cane.

Roberta 01-05-2020 05:53 PM

Pot it up (small bark or sphagnum, your choice) and just ignore it until you start to see new growth/buds. If the cane starts to shrivel you can add a bit of water to the medium (hopefully there are a few roots, if not, you'll need some to grow for water to be of any use)

Dollythehun 01-05-2020 05:53 PM

So, it's just a cane with no root system? Correct?

pinksnappingorchid 01-05-2020 05:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Roberta (Post 908282)
Pot it up (small bark or sphagnum, your choice) and just ignore it until you start to see new growth/buds. If the cane starts to shrivel you can add a bit of water to the medium (hopefully there are a few roots, if not, you'll need some to grow for water to be of any use)

so i don't need to add any water as long as the cane is plump? thanks!

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Originally Posted by Dollythehun (Post 908283)
So, it's just a cane with no root system? Correct?

yes


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