Den. Species

The Dendrobium species is a diverse and widespread genus of orchids, known for its striking floral displays and adaptability to various climates. These orchids can be epiphytic, lithophytic, or terrestrial, with cane-like pseudobulbs that store water and nutrients. The leaves range from thin and deciduous to thick and leathery, depending on the species. Dendrobium flowers vary greatly in size, shape, and color, often featuring intricate patterns and a distinctive lip. Blooming cycles differ, with some species flowering multiple times a year, while others produce a single spectacular display. Many Dendrobium orchids require a distinct rest period to encourage flowering, making their cultivation a rewarding experience for orchid enthusiasts.