(Den. Dawn Maree × Den. Peng Seng)

Dendrobium section Formosae hybrid. Buds emerge directly from the cane at the leaf axial, typically in pairs or clusters. Blooms are creamy to light green with a red-orange throat and waxy in substance, which provides for a long-lasting flower.

The canes of this variety are naturally semi-pendulous when not staked or tied upright. Bear this in mind as the new growth emerges. Staking or allowing the growths to cascade is simply a matter of preference since the new growth will be self-supporting.

Seed-grown, so flower characteristics vary plant to plant as these images illustrate.

Blooms late spring/early summer.

Plants Available: Growing in net pots. An example of the size available is pictured. Orders will be filled with plants in bud or bloom as blooming season and blooming stock permit.

Orchid Care: Grow in bright, diffused light. Keep moist in spring and summer while plants are actively growing. If potted in an open mix that drains freely and does not easily saturate, you can even grow them alongside your Vandas, watering daily. Reduce watering somewhat during the cooler months, but plants are evergreen* and do not require a dry rest. Plants should be tight in their pots.

*Note: Although this is not a deciduous variety, some leaf drop is normal, particularly in response to stress. It is common for the canes on Formosae-type Dens like this one to shed a few leaves after shipping. Just give them a good watering and protect from extremes (e.g. in terms of light and heat) while they acclimate to your growing space.

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