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Yes Plant Lovers, the JOY in suddenly noticing flower buds on my Dendrobium victoria-reginae ‘Blue Bouquet’!!!! I had changed it’s position outside and I THINK that had something to do with it bursting into bud! And given the fact that the plant was a seedling when I bought it about two years ago I’m doubly pleased! So join me for a look at the conditions I grow this fabulous and rightly famous orchid in! The video is time stamped with key parts of the care narrative if you want to jump!
0:00 Introduction to Dendrobium victoria-reginae ‘Blue Bouquet’
1:39 natural habitat of Dendrobium victoria-reginae
2:43 origin of the name Dendrobium victoria-reginae
3:30 age of my flowering plant
3:53 which canes will it bloom on?
4:08 What is the perfect light environment for Dendrobium victoria-reginae?
4:57 how moving the plant encouraged blooming
6:10 grow space tour
6:50 ideal growing temperatures
7:51 watering regime for Dendrobium victoria-reginae
8:33 humidity requirements of Dendrobium victoria-reginae
8:44 flowering time of Dendrobium victoria-reginae
9:11 fertilising regime for Dendrobium victoria-reginae
9:47 best potting medium for epiphytic orchids
11:57 vegetative growth cycle
13:32 the flowers of Dendrobium victoria-reginae ‘Blue Bouquet’
14:54 indoor culture
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Dendrobium victoria-reginae – Akatsuka Orchid Gardens
Dendrobium victoria-reginae is a species native to the highland areas of the Philippines. Beautiful violet-blue flowers emerge from the ses of the …
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Dendrobium victoria-reginae
Dendrobium victoria-reginae
First described in 1897 and named for Queen Victoria, this plant is native to the Philippines and can be found growing in moss in cool, high elevation climates. These plants prefer shade and good air movement to preform their best. Superb blue-lavender indigo flowers with a little white in the center are produced at varying times of the year when mature, but the heaviest bloom is in spring to early summer. Cool temperatures and bright will produce the deepest flower colors. This species loses its leaves during the fall through winter months. This plant only flowers on mature canes in which have shed most or all of their foliage, leaving just the bare can. The old canes can flower for several seasons, so do not remove them unless they have shriveled up.
The growths are very narrow at the base, as the plant grows pendulous in nature. You can either grow them pendulous or stake up the plants to keep them neat and tidy. Water just as the moss approaches dryness but still has some dampness. The last 3 photos are of our current freshly repotted stock as of 04/20/2022.
IOSPE PHOTOS
Dendrobium victoriae-reginae Loher 1910 SECTION Calcarifera
Photo by © Eric Hunt
Another Flower
Photo by Patricia Harding.
Closeup of flower
Photo courtesy of Bill Dobson in Australia
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Common Name Queen Victoria’s Dendrobium
Flower Size 1″ or more [2.5 cm or more]
Found in the Philippines in dense, mossy forests with oaks, rhododendrons and azaleas at an elevation of 1300 to 2700 meters as a medium to large sized, cool to cold growing epiphyte always growing with it’s roots in moss, deep shade and with plenty of air movement and have pendulous, basally branching, nodaly swollen stems enveloped by persistent sheaths and carrying to 12, oblong or lanceolate, papery, acute to acuminate leaves. They need to be kept evenly humid and moist throughout the year and bloom almost at any time but the strongest bloom is in May-June on very short, erect, 1 to 3 flowered racemes with paleaceous, oblong, acute bracts and color variable flowers that do not open well occuring in clusters that arise from the older leafless canes.
Synonyms Dendrobium coeleste Loher 1897; Dendrobium victoriae-reginae f album Valmayor & Tiu 1983; Pedilonum victoriae-reginae (Loher) Rauschert 1983
References W3 Tropicos, Kew Monocot list , IPNI ; Studies in the Family Orchidaceae Vol 1 Ames 1905 Orchidaceae Monandre-Dendrobiinae Fr. Kraenzlin 1910 drawing ok; Die Orchideen Schlechter 1915; Die Orchideen 2 Auflage Schlechter 1927; AOS Bulletin Vol 26 No 10 1957 drawing fide; Encyclopedia of Cultivated Orchids Hawkes 1965; AOS Bulletin Vol 35 No 1 1966 photo fide; The Complete Writings on Philippine Orchids Vol 1 Quisumbing 1981; Orchid Digest Vol 46 No 1 1982 photo fide; Orchidiana Philipiniana Vol 1 Valmayor 1984; Orchidiana Philippiana Vol 1 Valmayor 1984 as D victoriareginae f album; AOS Bulletin Vol 55 No 8 1986 photo fide; A Guide to Orchids of the World Hodgson, Paine & Anderson 1991 Photo fide; The Manual Of Cultivated Orchid Species Bechtel, Cribb & Laurent 1992 photo fide; The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Orchids Pridgeon 1992 photo fide; AOS Bulletin Vol 64 No 10 1995 photo fide; Manual of Orchids Stewart 1995; Orchid Species Culture; Dendrobium Bakers 1996; Australian Orchid Review Vol 65 No 4 2000 photo; Dendrobium and its Relatives Lavarack, Harris and Stocker 2000 photo fide; AOS Bulletin Vol 70 No 1 2001 photo fide; The Orchids of the Philippines Cootes 2001 photo fide; Botanica’s Orchids 2002 photo fide; Australian Orchid Review Vol 68 No 5 2003 photo; Flora Malesiana Orchids of the Philippines Vol I Agoo, Shuiteman and de Vogel 2003; AOS Bulletin Vol 74 No 12 2005 photo fide; Flora’s Orchids Nash & La Croix 2005 photo fide; The Dendrobiums H. P. Wood 2006 photo fide; Australian Orchid Review Vol 72 No 2 2007 photo; Orchid Digest Vol 73 #1 2009 drawing fide; AOS Bulletin Vol 78 #4 2009 photo fide; Philippine Native Species Orchids Cootes 2009 photo fide; Orchid Digest Vol 74 #4 2010 photo fide; Malesian Orchid Journal Vol 6 2010 photo fide; AOS Bulletin Vol 80 #4 2011 photo fide; A to Z of South East Asian Orchid Species Vol 2 O’Byrne 2011 photo fide; Le Petit Larousse des Orchidees Lecoufle, Barthelemy & Schmidt 2013 photo fide; A Guide to the Dendrobium of the Philippines Cootes and Tiong 2015 photo fide;
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Dendrobium victoriae-reginae
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Dendrobium victoriae-reginae care and culture
Dendrobium victoriae-reginae also called as Queen Victoria’s Dendrobium, Dendrobium celeste, Dendrobium victoria-reginae f album, Pedilonum victoriae-reginae, is a species of the genus Dendrobium. This species was described by August Loher in 1910.
IDENTIFY DENDROBIUM VICTORIAE-REGINAE
Dendrobium victoriae-reginae is native to Philippines. These plants are found on the islands of Camiguin, Luzon, Mindanao, Mindoro and Negros. They grow in dense, mossy forests with oaks, rhododendrons, azaleas and myrtles, at altitudes of 1300-2650 m. On the island of Luzon they are found near Baguio in the Province of Benguet, near Bontoc in the Mountain Province, and in the Provinces of Ifugao, Pampanga and Nueva Vizcaya.
© Averater | CC BY 3.0 It is a medium to large sized, cool to cold growing epiphyte, which reaching a height of 25-60 cm, sometimes 122 cm, with pendulous, basally branching, nodaly swollen, 25-122 cm long stems enveloped by persistent sheaths and carrying to 12, oblong or lanceolate, papery, acute to acuminate, 6 cm long leaves.
Queen Victoria’s Dendrobium bloom almost at any time but the strongest bloom is in May-June on very short, erect, 1 to 3 flowered racemes with paleaceous, oblong, acute bracts and color variable flowers that do not open well occurring in clusters that arise from the older leafless canes. The flowers are 3-4 cm in diameter. The slender petals of both whorls are white and their apical parts are blue-violet. The non-conditional lip has 5 violet, dark blue-purple or purple lines. Its shape is ovoid, it is sharp, flattened or concave. The shield is yellow or orange.
DENDROBIUM VICTORIAE-REGINAE CARE AND CULTURE
Cultural information should only be used as a guide, and should be to be adapted to suit you. Your physical location; where you grow your plants, how much time you have to devote to their care, and many other factors, will need to be taken into account. Only then can you decide on the cultural methods that best suit you and your plants.
Light:
Dendrobium victoriae-reginae needs a light level of 15000-25000 lux. Distributed or filtered light is recommended. Excessive light causes premature leaf fall.
Temperature:
The average temperature of the day throughout the year is 19-22 ° C, night 10-13 ° C, giving a daily difference of 6-10 ° C.
Humidity:
Dendrobium victoriae-reginae need the average humidity of 85-90% throughout the year.
Substrate, growing media and repotting:
Queen Victoria’s Dendrobium are best grown in baskets or mounted on cork pads or slats with a moisture cushion attached because it favors their hanging habit. If the plants must be planted in pots, you can use small pots filled with loose, quickly drying substrate. Repotting is best done at the beginning of spring, when new roots begin to grow.
Watering:
From late spring until autumn, the rainfall is very abundant, but in the winter it is a bit drier. The cultivated plants should be kept moist during the growing season, but the substrate can not be soaked. When new growths reach maturity in autumn, the amount of water should be gradually reduced.
Fertilizer:
It is recommended to apply a 1/4-1/2 dose of orchid fertilizer weekly. From spring to mid-summer, high-nitrogen fertilizer should be used, and then until the end of autumn high-phosphoric fertilizer.
Rest period:
Over the period of 2-4 winter months, Dendrobium victoriae-reginae should dry a little between waterings, but they can not stay dry for too long.
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One of the most beautiful of Dendrobium species in cultivation today. Native to the Philippines. Clusters of striking deep blue flowers held in clusters. Intermediate grower. First bloom size plants.
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