How to plant Dendrobium candidum

1. Sprouting

Cutting bud propagation requires plants that are more than three years old. Then choose plants with 3-4 leaves and 2-3 roots about 4-5 cm in length, and cut them off from the mother plant. Use mancozeb or wood ash to clean the wound and then plant it.

2. Planting by division

Remove the golden wood plant from the pot and use a tool to cut the lower end of the clumping stems. Be careful when dividing the plant so as not to damage its root system. No tools are needed to cut the roots, just separate them with your hands. Prune the old roots appropriately, then plant the new shoots and compact them with soil.

3. Cutting planting

For cuttings, use non-flowering but healthy branches. Cut them into small sections with 2-3 nodes each and clean the wounds. After treating the wound, insert it into the substrate. No watering is needed and it can be grown in a cool place. It will take about 30-60 days for new shoots to appear.