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How can this plant be propagated?
Rebecca C
I have never tried propagating this plant, and many say that this plant can be propagated by root division.
Rebecca C
Hey there, Rebecca! 😊 Here's a little tip for you: you can help this plant grow even more by dividing its roots and cutting its stems.
Rebecca C
idk,, sorry
Rebecca C
You'll be happy to know that this plant can be propagated by division. All you have to do is separate the pseudobulbs into at least three, and you'll be all set to give them the same care as the parent plant.
Rebecca C
Use the division method during repotting. Prepare the orchid's new home with a well-draining orchid mix or a mix of bark chips and perlite. Then, place the newly divided plants in a warm, humid location with bright, indirect light.
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Dendrobium orchids can grow in all climates and are native to Southeast Asia and Australia. These plants typically grow on top of other plants. However, they do not take nutrients from their hosts or epiphytic plants. Besides being eye-catching, these plants can also be used to freshen indoor air.
