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Impressive, indeed! When I was in college, I volunteered at what is now the Atlanta Botanical Garden, working in a long greenhouse that was a...
I cannot speak to the dendrobium, but in my experience, leaf tip dieback in paphs can be the result of one or more of several things:...
There amy be more going on that I can see, but that thing is suffering from severe desiccation.
That is not an aerial root, is is an old flower spike. The plant forming is commonly known as a “keiki” (Kay-key), Hawaiian for “baby”. When it...
When I was first starting out with orchids, I picked one up at the farmers market south of Atlanta. It was obviously a wild-collected plant,...
You might want to take a look at this: Rescue Plants with No Roots
Welcome, Freya. We have a couple of issues... There is no registered cross by that name. The closest is Fredclarkeara Baker's Darkness, which...
For folks looking for flowers, here are so-so Annbellchen made using standard delenatii and a better one made with a "dunkel" delenatii...
Or plant maturity or how well your cultural parameters meet its needs. My first blooming involved a spike that was 4’-5’ long, with minimal...
Looks about right, to me.
Worm teas fall into a class of additives best described as “plant probiotics”. They contain beneficial microbes that can perform various function...
It looks to me like a plant that has desiccated to death. Usually that is due to an inadequate root system, lost due to suffocation in too...
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What are it’s growing conditions?
