In it’s native habitat it likes long dry season during winter and spring so mine spends half of time in the greenhouse and another half outside under the trees - that seems to bring it to flower every season. It’s a beautiful native orchid that quite easy to grow in any home situation providing it’s not over watered since it dislike soggy condition around it’s roots. Other than that, it’s very low maintenance orchid with beautiful, unusual flowers.
Wow what a beautiful Orchid that is Klara. Thank you so much for sharing.
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Very beautifull Dendrobium. One of the my favourites. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThis one is a little beauty, this year it's flowering a little bit earlier than in other seasons, but native orchids always find their own right time for flowering.. Thank you for the visit and checking it out
ReplyDeleteHi Klara, that is so lovely, and i wonder if there are possible hoyas in those forests in the North. At least its climate is like here. By the way, i haven't seen a wide angle shot of your area or your greenhouse. Can you possibly post it one of these days? Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI don't know about hoya's, Andrea - I haven't seen them myself, but then again, I can always look at yours and dream and admire them, our climate here is too cold for them.
DeleteWhen I take pictures it's all about the blooms for me, and I've got orchids growing in the greenhouse as well as all over the back yard, under the trees, on the fences, etc - I should do it one day.
Thanks for showing us this marvelous Dendrobium, one of my favorite in the genus. Congratulations for this beautifull photo.
ReplyDeleteYou are welcome, thank you for the visit and for me able to share this orchid
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