dendrobium unicum Blooming:Yes but the gracefulness of its

but the gracefulness of its blooms makes it a real eye-catcher in a nursery or on a sheltered windowsill

where it grows on calcareous slopes at high altitudes

vooral op de bonte zones

the air may be more humid than in winter

dendrobium unicum Blooming:Yes but the gracefulness of itsOrigin This striking, orange orchid is native to Southeast Asia. The countries, where this species is endemic, include Vietnam, Laos and Thailand. In 1970, this species was first described by Gunnar Seidenfaden (an expert on the orchids of Southeast Asia). Characteristics This compact orchid usually gets 1 to 3 flower branches per bloom per pseudobulb. In addition, the flowers of the Dendrobium unicum are fragrant and produce a fruity scent similar to