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If you live somewhere where the air is dry, consider getting a humidifier for your orchid plant’s room. You can also place a small tray with pebbles beneath your orchid with water in it to increase humidity. Be sure, if you do this, that the pot is not sitting directly in the water. If your orchid is sitting in water, it will cause the orchid’s roots to rot.

You could also use companion planting – planting herbs like basil, chives or mint next to your vegetables acts as a deterrent against pests while attracting beneficial insects such as bees and ladybugs that help pollinate flowers and eat other insects. When you see bright blue orchids, what you are usually seeing is white orchids that have been dyed blue, by injecting food colouring into the flowering stem. Dendrobium crumenatum. The dendrobium cumenatum is sometimes called a pigeon orchid because its flowers resemble pigeons. Their flowers are fragrant; however, the scent typically only lasts for one day. Be on the lookout for mealybugs, the most common Dendrobium orchids pests. Mealybugs hibernate in the junctions where the canes and leaves meet.The ASPCA has identified dendrobium orchids as a pla Dilute this according to the plant food manufacturer’s instructions, to avoid burning your orchid’s roots.

The name ‘Dendrobium’ is derived from the Ancient Greek words for tree, ‘Dendron’, and life, ‘Bios’, and refers to the fact that these orchids are often found growing on tree branches in their natural habitat. 3 Dendrobium spectabile. (2020, May 22). Hawaii Tropical Bioreserve & Garden. Retrieved March 14, 2023, from https://htbg.com/dendrobium-spectabile/

5. The importance of treating both the plant and surrounding environment for a complete eradication of pests

However, you can manage their size and keep them looking their best by trimming the old flowering stems if necessary, using sharp scissors. Propagation