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Feb 5, 2024 11:59 AM CST
Name: Chris Vogelaers
Belgium Flanders (Zone 8a)
I saw it happen this way somewhere on youtube and decide to try it. If you've not flowered spots on the bulbs, I think they will flower, then you've to rip of the flowers.
Also, I only saw it been done with the Nobiles.
My Dendrobiums bloom every year and I keep watering and fertilizing continiously once every week. The potting mix is half mid size bark and half spaghum moss. Keep the air flowing and keep the roots humid. But I will certainly try to cut down the furtilizer once the new bulbs mature and try to reduce water with a few of them as test.
Thanks for the info.
Below some pics from, I think, last year.

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