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Great job capturing the glory of the individual flowers.
Are you growing your loddigesii and uncum with a watering schedule similar to that of anosmum? Also, you posted a pic of such a beautiful D. aggregatum. My plant I've had for a few years is beggining to develop "eyes" on the sides of the pbulbs. Should I sart fertilizing it or just water?
My unicum has long been a piece of mulch, though I'll someday try again.
Start water when you see the bloom eyes start to pop the surface. Increase the watering little by little until you resume normal water and fertilizer. I would not start fertilizing again until I see new growth emerge. Really no need to fertilize a Dendrobium plant that is not putting out new growth.
I don't dry this one out like I do the aggregatum and anosmum. They don't need as drastic of a drying for the blooms to start.
Love Dend. Unicum. Mine licked the dust years ago, never replaced it. I can't remember if it was your plant- a specimen size plant with tons of bloom- sight to behold!
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