Cuthbert’s Dendrobium (Dendrobium cuthbertsonii)
Epidendroideae Dendrobium Cuthbert’s Dendrobium Dendrobium cuthbertsonii (1888) Botanical Description A miniature high-altitude species known for its rough-textured leaves and disproportionately large, brilliantly colored flowers (red, orange, or yellow). The blooms can last for up to 9 months on the plant. Hardiness & Conservation Hardy Species Status: Least Concern • Regulation: Appendix II Scientific Classification Subfamily […]
Fried Egg Orchid, Golden Orchid (Dendrobium chrysotoxum)
Epidendroideae Dendrobium Fried Egg Orchid, Golden Orchid Dendrobium chrysotoxum (1829) Botanical Description This species produces thick, club-shaped pseudobulbs and arching spikes of bright golden-yellow flowers with a fringed, orange-yellow lip. The scent is very sweet and reminiscent of pure honey. Hardiness & Conservation Hardy Species Status: Least Concern • Regulation: Appendix II Scientific Classification Subfamily […]
Queen Victoria’s Dendrobium (Dendrobium victoriae-reginae)
Epidendroideae Dendrobium Queen Victoria’s Dendrobium Dendrobium victoriae-reginae (1897) Botanical Description A rare and sought-after species found in the mossy forests of the Philippines. It is one of the few orchids that produces “true blue” to violet-colored flowers, which hang in clusters from older canes. Hardiness & Conservation Care Required Status: Vulnerable • Regulation: Appendix II […]
Pinecone Orchid (Dendrobium thrysiflorum)
Epidendroideae Dendrobium Pinecone Orchid Dendrobium thrysiflorum (1875) Botanical Description Known for its spectacular, dense clusters of white flowers with brilliant yellow lips that hang down like a pinecone or a bunch of grapes. Though the display is massive, individual blooms are short-lived. Hardiness & Conservation Hardy Species Status: Least Concern • Regulation: Appendix II Scientific […]
Tea Tree Orchid, Onion Orchid (Dendrobium canaliculatum)
Epidendroideae Dendrobium Tea Tree Orchid, Onion Orchid Dendrobium canaliculatum (1810) Botanical Description A tough species with bulbous, onion-like pseudobulbs. It produces twisted, spindly flowers that are brown, green, and white, and is well-adapted to hot, seasonal climates. Hardiness & Conservation Hardy Species Status: Least Concern • Regulation: Appendix II Scientific Classification Subfamily Epidendroideae Tribe Dendrobieae […]