2023 Project Orchids - Dendrobium lindleyi

Orchid No. 1 - Dendrobium lindleyi
Includes Winter care and general orchid information about this interesting Dendrobium species.
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[wilairatatoady]

This was great, such a lot of useful info once again. Wish this series for you is A TOTAL WINNER.

[monicagabay]

Great start to this year's Project Orchids! Very informative and useful. Mine is still very young. We'll see. Happy growing!🌸

[wandashaw]

Excellent first video, very informative and I look forward to the next one!

[tess.campbell]

I'm going to enjoy this format. Thanks Roger.

[TheKawapinky]

Good start, Roger. I will keep my lindleyi parallel to yours this year. 😉👍

[karlawoods]

Wow; fascinating and interesting. Nice professional setup too. Thank you!!! Have been interested in this one and or finding one to purchase. Looking forward to these and other topics too.

[zula]

Pleased to hear all your info + tips and tricks for this 🌱. Hopefully mine ( 2- yrs. old plant ) will decide to bloom this year 🙏🤞 😊. It's been resting along with Nobile and gets all things needed. I do like this format 👍. Thans, Roger! 🌸😊.

[michaelmccarthy]

lindleyi is probably one of the easier winter resters to bloom. It will bloom even if it doesn't get a significant temperature drop during the day, so long as it gets cooler at night than it did during the summer. It can also handle getting wet during the winter and still bloom (provided temperatures are sufficient). Mine had no issues when we had our wettest January and February on record a few years back. The anosmum didn't bloom that year but lindleyi threw out a nice display.

[TrishsOrchidLife]

Glad to know that mine is doing what it should be at this point in the year. Took your advice from previous videos and am trying to “fool it” into thinking it is receiving brighter light 😊

[deemaxwell]

Exactly the information I was looking for, thanks so much for starting off with this one. My goal now is to match up my orchids to yours, keep pace with what you are doing and enjoy the whole shared experience with the rest of your viewers as well. Cheers!

[galecunningham]

Thank you for giving us all this information. Just what I was looking for without having to go through myriad books. I hope that this is something that you will be able to do with those to follow. I don't think any other orchid channels are as lucid. 💝

[tobyselwyn]

Great first video, looking forward to the rest of the series.

[yomairal]

Wonderful. Glad to see the lindleyi be at the top. Mine is just there, resting. Info will help me what to watch for as time goes by before next video. Your intro and explaination to formate of project orchids is organized. Thank you. And it be "daft" to miss this for at least one orchid in the group if not more.

[Stettafire]

Thank you for this! I'm just starting to learn about orchids. I pride myself on being a good hand at growing trees and so forth, but orchids are a rather new fangled thing for me. After killing one I am determind to learn more about them to avoid the same fate. I'm doing my research and learning, making many notes before I purchase another :)

[lucascook]

I just got my Lindleyi and the end of last year and there was information that you covered that I had yet find so this was a much appreciated video!

[barbaradessel]

I really like the new format. Does the Den Jenkenseii follow the same winter resting suggestions? It seems to be such a slow grower. I'm a house grower. Thanks again!

[galecunningham]

I'd like to know how this compares with my Den. 'jenkinsii'. Could you do them side by side?💖💜

[KT-yuwj]

My lindleyi put out 2-3 new growths within the last 1-2 mos. It’s currently facing 158° S in an unobstructed window at 18.33-20° C with 47-50% humidity. It didn’t bloom last year. Do you recommend me to not water but to cool it down more or moving it to get it to bloom? Or not cooling it down and watering it because it has been putting out new growths?

[susancassar]

Roger, I’m in the USA. Want to donate to you. Not sure how to get that to you