I live in the Los Angeles area, and have a large number of orchids.
Among those are dendrobiums. With the exception of one, I get good
leaf and root growth, but have not had any blooms.

This is in an apartment, with south facing window (soon to be
west-facing).

Any ideas are greatly appreciated.

Cristof

I wonder if there is a coating on the window that won't let certain light
wavelengths in?

K Barrett

"Cristof Falk (198842)" wrote in message
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I live in the Los Angeles area, and have a large number of orchids.
Among those are dendrobiums. With the exception of one, I get good
leaf and root growth, but have not had any blooms.

This is in an apartment, with south facing window (soon to be
west-facing).

Any ideas are greatly appreciated.

Cristof

On Wed, 14 Jul 2004 14:50:44 GMT, "K Barrett"
wrote:

I wonder if there is a coating on the window that won't let certain light
wavelengths in?

K Barrett

If you bought them in bloom, so we know they are "old" enough to
bloom, are they Noblie hybrids that need a dry rest to initiate
buds?
SuE
http://orchids.legolas.org/gallery/albums.php

At least 1 or 2 are nobiles. Many of them do not have labels. It's
been about 2-3 years since most dendrobiums have bloomed, nor have the
cymbidiums in several years.

I adopted my 40 orchids from my former roommate (cymbidiums, zygos,
phals, black jewel, oncidium).

On Wed, 14 Jul 2004 15:51:37 -0600, Susan Erickson
wrote:

On Wed, 14 Jul 2004 14:50:44 GMT, "K Barrett"
wrote:

I wonder if there is a coating on the window that won't let certain light
wavelengths in?

K Barrett

If you bought them in bloom, so we know they are "old" enough to
bloom, are they Noblie hybrids that need a dry rest to initiate
buds?
SuE
http://orchids.legolas.org/gallery/albums.php

I wonder if there is a coating on the window that won't let certain light
wavelengths in?

K Barrett

"Cristof Falk (198842)" wrote in message
...
I live in the Los Angeles area, and have a large number of orchids.
Among those are dendrobiums. With the exception of one, I get good
leaf and root growth, but have not had any blooms.

This is in an apartment, with south facing window (soon to be
west-facing).

Any ideas are greatly appreciated.

Cristof

At least 1 or 2 are nobiles. Many of them do not have labels. It's
been about 2-3 years since most dendrobiums have bloomed, nor have the
cymbidiums in several years.

I adopted my 40 orchids from my former roommate (cymbidiums, zygos,
phals, black jewel, oncidium).

On Wed, 14 Jul 2004 15:51:37 -0600, Susan Erickson
wrote:

On Wed, 14 Jul 2004 14:50:44 GMT, "K Barrett"
wrote:

I wonder if there is a coating on the window that won't let certain light
wavelengths in?

K Barrett

If you bought them in bloom, so we know they are "old" enough to
bloom, are they Noblie hybrids that need a dry rest to initiate
buds?
SuE
http://orchids.legolas.org/gallery/albums.php

Blooming-size Dendrobium that won't bloom is usually a matter of
insufficient light.

Jim