Showing posts with label Dendrobium peguanum. Show all posts
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Sunday, 21 December 2014

Dendrobium peguanum

Dendrobium peguanum Lindl. 1859 SECTION Stachyobium

Common Name: Pegu’s Dendrobium (Pegu is a town in Myanmar)


Distribution & Occurrence:

Eastern Himalayas to Thailand@ elevations of 300 to 400 Meters.

The Plant

Miniature sized hot to cool growing lithophyte, epiphyte with stout, oblong, conical pseudobulbs with 2-4 leaves

Blooms in the fall with one to several flowered racemose inflorescence with fragrant flowers(smell resembles clove).

Flowers once year during early or late fall and flower lasts a few weeks. Canes can re-bloom next year


Cultural Requirements and Nutrition

Grow in shade, medium should dry out soon. Water and fertilize during active growth period in summer and reduce watering & withhold fertilization in winter (after blooms) with occasional misting

Pest and Diseases

No specific pests or disease.

Hybrids

No registered hybrids

Bloomed in December 2014