 Dendrobium orchid is the largest orchid group containing over 1500 species and has over thousands of hybrids. These orchids are found from tropical Asia to Australia. Dendrobium orchids differ in size such that they are found to be small than a matchbox and also large robust specimens as well.
They are available in colors such as yellow red, orange, pink and lavender. These orchids are epiphytic by nature but need good ventilation and light. Dendrobium orchids are deciduous by nature, while few others are evergreen. The complexity of genus makes some varieties to be shy to be known as flowers. Sending dendrobium orchid flowers to a friend or relative is a nice gesture.
Dendrobium needs open compost or bark based pear or even any other tree fern. However, this orchid must be open to sustain air within the roots. These dendrobium orchids will damage in rot and wet or soggy composts. They bear occasional mist on the foliage as it prevents the moisture loss that must have occurred during warm day in climates that may be tropical or sub-tropical.
The ideal temperature required is 60 to 85 degrees. These orchids bloom from the old canes and also from new growth. The blooms are available in all rainbow colors and also in mixed combinations. These flowers make excellent flowers as they last for nearly six to eight weeks.
Sending dendrobium orchid flowers in pink color convey pure affection. This also denotes mature charm and the universal message of beauty, wisdom, love and thoughtfulness. The orchid symbolizes understanding and affection. White or lavender flowers are a prolific group that is produced frequently.
This takes one year to grow when it is cut from a plant. The dendrobium orchid flowers make good decoration flowers as they last for a longer period of time. They look good in a bunch as they come in rainbow colors. They also look good in combination with other flowers. |
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