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Old 01-10-2007, 11:47 PM
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leaf loss in Dendrobiums is normal this time of year. Each year a Den will add a new cane, and each year an older cane will loose its leaves, plus a few lower leaves may be lost.

Moist is a word that can be misinterpreted. Don't let it dry out while blooming, but it should be only slightly damp when you water again, not wet. This is important. Don't water if still 'wet'.
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