Australian Dendrobiums

Learning about the main Australian Dendrobium species that are suited for orchid enthusiasts in temperate climates; the breeding pathways, and how to grow them successfully

[@evasetyo2314]

Thanks Phil, Its helpful informatiuon to me.

[@gardeningworldandindiancoo4670]

Nice information thank you for sharing this video sir

[@bellofbelmont]

Thanks. Jim Bell (Australia)

[@yurii6765]

thanks for the video. Australian orchids and their hybrids are a very interesting topic.

[@AngelLerinsCollections]

Thanks for sharing, Sir. I love all your Dendrobium, they are also my favourite in my collections. 😇🥰😍

[@maureensmith4993]

They are so tough here in Perth. I divide mine and even leave them in the sun for a few days till I re pot them, and they still flower profusely!! I have speciousium, and many variations of colours, and they also grow in the garden borders too. Love these hardy plants. Thanks for the video.

[@romanapylypchuk892]

So beautiful!💙💛

[@aniromadhoni3092]

Thanks for your video 🙏

[@soniavargasfigueroa807]

Beautiful& yellow.. god thanku
For all this goodness

[@igaudion973]

Ive had a huge one for 10 years... never flowered once.

[@orchidswithphil412]

Maybe give it more light. Depending on where you are, they will take full sunlight, or light shading

[@suev1520]

Very helpful….mine is growing rough in garden ..hard to separate in order to propagate..wondering if I can place a sharp spade down into soil to break off a big chunk…like I would a clump of agapanthus or similar?

[@MrNomads]

My Dendrobium Speciosum isn't doing good. All the leaves felt off already. What do you suggest to saving it?

[@orchidswithphil412]

Sorry, just saw this. They're really tough, so it's unusual to lose all the leaves. Have you given it high light? & not in frosty conditions? Another possibility is a root problem - eg too much water in the media, from sitting the pot in a saucer or from the media breaking down.