Orchid rescue: Dendrobium kingianum!!

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Last Autumn a dear friend called to say she'd bought an ENORMOUS pot of what most likely was a Dendrobium kingianum type...and what should she do with it!!?? So I made this video over the last year following the plants journey from first being bought home, to temporarily housed in...nothing! And then finally re-potted and in glorious bloom!
You can find my Australian Dendrobium playlist with care videos for all the types of Dendrobium mentioned here: • AUSTRALIAN DENDROBIUMS

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@newmanmansell760 6 дней назад

Hi Mathew😌🙌💖I enjoyed that🥰👏The kingianum is a beautiful big orchid with beautiful pink and dyed petals with a hint of yellow💖I have a kingianum that overwintered outdoors down to -8℃ believe it or not, however this is in Japan. The Winters have Sunshine everyday and it's dry. I just purchased another one with interesting white with blue flowers.

@helloplantlovers 5 дней назад

They are tough....interesting to hear they can take your conditions! Thanks for watching!

@deniseorchids 5 дней назад

I love kingianum,, struggled and unfortunately lost my first 2. I have a keiki that I bought recently, so your information has truly come in handy. I am in the states so they aren’t too easy to come by. Fingers crossed this one lasts. Take care

@helloplantlovers 5 дней назад

Good luck.....I'd suggest a bit of tough love! Thanks for watching!

@Enjoyplant День назад

I love orchid ❤

@Didi-yu4zy 5 дней назад

I enjoyed this video, Thank You💜

@helloplantlovers 5 дней назад

Very glad! Thanks for watching!

@krisbicton7777 5 дней назад

Thank you, always love your videos. Apparently a high nitrogen fertilizer can add to the problem of unwanted keikis.I just stumble my way as a new orchid grower myself.Look forward to next weeks video.

@helloplantlovers 5 дней назад

Thanks for watching!

@gypsyj2537 5 дней назад

Thank you, love you videos (: I have 2 colours of this orchid in a pot.. purple with white centre and white with a very pale pink. They're awesome!

@helloplantlovers 5 дней назад

Aren't they! Thanks for watching!

@roslynbarclay1000 6 дней назад

Thoroughly enjoyed the informative video. I have several Australian dens. & have just bought a red kingianum on line. I’m excitedly waiting for it to arrive & then see its first bloom! My Den. superbiens & hard cane hybrids tend to grow keikis on top of the canes as well. I thought it was problems with my care!

@helloplantlovers 6 дней назад

Me too....apparently it can depend on the clone you have as to how much of Keiki producer it will be.

@matadaniel6520 5 дней назад

What awesome content - you rock !!

@helloplantlovers 5 дней назад

Thanks for watching!

@adriandunn2301 5 дней назад

Hi Matthew. Carol from Claytton, again. I have a similar situation with my native dendrobium. I've been wondering how to thin it. Love your video. Thanks.

@helloplantlovers 5 дней назад

Thanks for watching!

@michaeln3125 6 дней назад

Very interesting as usual, Thanks !!

@helloplantlovers 6 дней назад

Thanks for watching!

@JonsieQ 6 дней назад

Fabulous thank you so much for sharing ❤

@helloplantlovers 6 дней назад

Thanks for watching!

@juliashearer7842 6 дней назад

Very interesting thank you. What a lovely range of Australian dendrobiums you have.

@helloplantlovers 5 дней назад

Thanks for watching!

@MostlyIC 6 дней назад

I currently have two 4" pot kingianum starters, can't wait for them to get to blooming size !!!

@helloplantlovers 6 дней назад

They will bloom relatively quickly so you wont have long to wait! Good luck!

@viclarock5321 6 дней назад

Hello Mathew(sp), I am green with envy with your Australian orchids. What a lovely blooms. Thanks for the information on how to grow these types of orchids. I have two Dendrobium speciosum seedlings as blooming size are not easily found and if available are very expensive.

@helloplantlovers 6 дней назад

Mature Speciosums are expensive as they take such a long time to mature. Unfortunately seedlings can take at least ten years to get to blooming size so you have to weigh up your patience V your own mortality V the cost of a flowering one! I have found MUCH cheaper flowering sized plants on Facebook Marketplace and in a nursery when the flowers had all died and the plant was heavily reduced. Depends where you are in the world but there can be options.