• a photo of someone holding two DendrobiumOrchid's one with fuchsia coloured blooms and the other has yellow and fuchsia centres with green foliage in a greenhouse setting
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Dendrobium Orchid (Dendrobium nobile)

Dendrobium Orchid (Dendrobium nobile)

The Dendrobium Orchid, botanically known as Dendrobium nobile, is a classic and highly regarded orchid species prized for its elegant flowers and upright cane-like growth. The blooms emerge along mature canes and typically display soft pastel tones with contrasting centres, creating a refined and graceful floral display. When in bloom, this orchid offers long-lasting flowers that add a sophisticated touch to any indoor space.

Native to parts of Asia, including the Himalayas and Southeast Asia, Dendrobium nobile experiences seasonal changes in its natural habitat. This growth pattern influences its care indoors, particularly around watering and rest periods. While slightly more involved than beginner orchids, it is deeply rewarding for those willing to learn its rhythms and provide consistent care.

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Small - 4"/ 10cm Diameter

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Sun Requirements ▾

Bright, indirect light is ideal for Dendrobium nobile, with the ability to tolerate some gentle direct morning or late afternoon sun. Insufficient light may prevent flowering, while harsh direct sunlight can scorch the leaves. A bright window with filtered light provides the balance needed to support strong cane growth and reliable blooming.

Watering Instructions ▾

Watering should be adjusted based on the plant’s growth cycle. During active growth in spring and summer, Dendrobium nobile prefers regular watering once the growing medium begins to dry slightly. As growth slows in fall and winter, watering should be reduced significantly to allow for a drier rest period, which is essential for initiating blooms. Overwatering during dormancy is a common cause of issues, so restraint is important.

Care Tips ▾

Dendrobium nobile prefers a bright, airy environment with good air circulation and a clear distinction between active growth and rest periods. It is typically grown in orchid bark or a coarse orchid mix that allows excellent drainage and airflow around the roots. This orchid benefits from being slightly root-bound and does not require frequent repotting. Stable placement and consistent seasonal care are key to encouraging healthy growth and flowering.
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