The old canes can not be rooted. It will produce new growth or keiki(babies), which will eventually send out new roots. I will do another video to show how it is being done.
Thank you so much. Learned a lot . Excellent and informative and best of all Very Practical, Easy to follow, not serious at all .. just subscribed. Curious, has it bloomed yet? Fragrant? Very happy to find your video.
Hi, very informative video! I have a huge Kingianum as well and was thinking about repotting. I live in Los Angeles...is there a specific repotting season? Thanks!
Hello thank you for your good advose on how to feed the dendrovium kingianum. Is it necessary for the dendrobium phalaenopis to be treated same as kingianum? ❤Nora from Oslo, Norway
Hi there thank you for the info. I have been gifted a Dendrobium Kingianum Zip and it is almost like a miniature. Do you have any information on it Den. King. Zip?
Oh I am in Pretoria South Africa so fairly dry and hot summers, winter dry and evening temps can drop below zero. So it is kept inside in an Eastern window to get bright light and bit of morning sun.
All of the kingianum and its hybrid should have the same cultural care. During summer time, it can stay outside if you can shade it with shade clothes. Winter can stay indoors if temp drops below zero. Mind you, kingianum do need a cool night temp to set buds. Plenty of water during summer growth season. Hope that helps
Hi Mine never blooms. I've got it for 5 years. I harvest 30 keikies already and pretty tired of waiting for the flowers to show up. Is there anything you can help? Thanks
It depends on how you grow it. If you end up with a lot of keiki, chances are, it's not enough light and possibly lack of cold weather. Kingianum can take a lot of lights. I pretty much had mine grow outdoors under some shades all year long. Sometimes, there is a little bit of direct evening suns.
@@EZOrchids Thanks for replying promptly. I'll try figuring out a way to make use of your advice. I'm in Canada, summertime I put the plant outside. During winter it always get at least 8 hours of LED light per day. And the situation doesn't change which leads to my wondering if my plant is "barren" if that's really exist. Sounds silly I know but what's left for me to think, right?
@@bachlantruong3126 so you move it indoors during winter and grow it under light. That might be the problem. Kingianum can take some cold temp as long as it's not freezing temp. Without exposing it to night cold temperatures, it will not bloom.
I ❤️ Dendrobium - Zygopectalum… easy care - from summer thru winter ….
I keep in patio .
Thank you. Can you give us some info on rooting cut canes please
The old canes can not be rooted. It will produce new growth or keiki(babies), which will eventually send out new roots. I will do another video to show how it is being done.
With those parents it could probably be labelled dendrobium delicatum!
That thing is a f-ing MONSTER😂👌Awesome plant, man❤
It will only grow bigger each year
Thank you so much. Learned a lot . Excellent and informative and best of all Very Practical, Easy to follow, not serious at all .. just subscribed. Curious, has it bloomed yet? Fragrant? Very happy to find your video.
I haven't had the time to check on it to see whether it blooms. I'll check on it and will do an update video when I have time sometimes this week
Hi, very informative video! I have a huge Kingianum as well and was thinking about repotting. I live in Los Angeles...is there a specific repotting season? Thanks!
Best time to repot is right after blooms. Hope that helps.
@@EZOrchids great! Thank you
Hello thank you for your good advose on how to feed the dendrovium kingianum. Is it necessary for the dendrobium phalaenopis to be treated same as kingianum? ❤Nora from Oslo, Norway
Kingianum is considered hard cane orchid, same as Dendrobiun phalaenopsis. So yes, it can be treated the same.
Can it be separated to 2 or 3 smaller plants into different pots?
You can, but I like to grow it big so more flower to enjoy
Hi there thank you for the info. I have been gifted a Dendrobium Kingianum Zip and it is almost like a miniature. Do you have any information on it Den. King. Zip?
Oh I am in Pretoria South Africa so fairly dry and hot summers, winter dry and evening temps can drop below zero. So it is kept inside in an Eastern window to get bright light and bit of morning sun.
All of the kingianum and its hybrid should have the same cultural care. During summer time, it can stay outside if you can shade it with shade clothes. Winter can stay indoors if temp drops below zero. Mind you, kingianum do need a cool night temp to set buds. Plenty of water during summer growth season. Hope that helps
Hi
Mine never blooms. I've got it for 5 years. I harvest 30 keikies already and pretty tired of waiting for the flowers to show up. Is there anything you can help? Thanks
It depends on how you grow it. If you end up with a lot of keiki, chances are, it's not enough light and possibly lack of cold weather. Kingianum can take a lot of lights. I pretty much had mine grow outdoors under some shades all year long. Sometimes, there is a little bit of direct evening suns.
@@EZOrchids
Thanks for replying promptly. I'll try figuring out a way to make use of your advice. I'm in Canada, summertime I put the plant outside. During winter it always get at least 8 hours of LED light per day. And the situation doesn't change which leads to my wondering if my plant is "barren" if that's really exist. Sounds silly I know but what's left for me to think, right?
@@bachlantruong3126 so you move it indoors during winter and grow it under light. That might be the problem. Kingianum can take some cold temp as long as it's not freezing temp. Without exposing it to night cold temperatures, it will not bloom.