Watering during dormancy rots roots. Stop watering; mist lightly to preserve the last cane.
Keiki from Old Cane: Cut cane, remove all rotted tissue, seal cut with sulfur/rootone. Lay on damp moss in low light. Maintain humidity. Some Dendrobiums keiki only from old canes, others from new growth.
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