Dendrobium consists of both epiphytic and terrestrial orchids characterized by their elongated pseudobulbs that resemble stems and bear narrow to oval leaves. In spring, these plants generate racemes or panicles of prominent flowers from the nodes situated along the stems.

Dendrobium Wiganianum gx 'Album'

Dendrobium Wiganianum gx 'Gatton Park'

Dendrobium Winifred Fortesque gx

Dendrobium Winter Beauty

Dendrobium Xanthocentrum gx

Dendrobium Yellow Magic gx 'Festival'

Dendrobium Yukidaruma gx 'King'

Dendrobium Yukidaruma gx 'The King'

Dendrobium Yukimusume gx

Dendrobium Yuzuki gx

Dendrobium aberrans

Dendrobium acuminatum

Dendrobium aduncum

Dendrobium aemulum

Dendrobium affine

Dendrobium agathodaemonis 'Pam Hunt'

Dendrobium agrostophyllum

Dendrobium alaticaulinum

Dendrobium albo-sanguineum

Dendrobium alexandrae

Dendrobium amabile 'Lystrup'

Dendrobium amethystoglossum is a lithophytic orchid of medium size characterized by its elongated, upright or drooping cane-like stems that can reach lengths of up to 90 cm. The plant features deciduous, oval leaves that are bright green, measuring between 8 and 10 cm, and are arranged alternately on the stems. Typically, the leaves drop off prior to flowering, although they may occasionally persist for more than one growing season. Flowering stems, which can extend up to 15 cm, emerge from the upper nodes of leafless canes and bear 15 to 20 fragrant blooms that are known for their longevity. Each flower spans about 3 cm in diameter, displaying pure white petals and sepals, complemented by an amethyst-hued lip, which is the source of its name.

Dendrobium amethystoglossum

Dendrobium amethystoglossum 'Highcliffe Castle'

Dendrobium amoenum

Dendrobium amphigenyum

Dendrobium amplum

Dendrobium angustipetalum

Dendrobium annae

Dendrobium anosmum is a sizable epiphytic orchid featuring elongated, pendulous canes that can reach up to 120 cm in length. These stems are marked by distinct nodes and are adorned with alternating leaf-sheaths, each supporting a single glossy, green leaf measuring between 12 and 18 cm. In the spring, short flowering stems emerge from the nodes of mature, leafless canes, each showcasing a single flower approximately 7 cm across. The blooms typically range from pale pink to variations that can include whitish and dark pink hues. A notable trait of this species is its densely hairy lip.

Dendrobium anosmum

Dendrobium anosmum 'Beverley'

Dendrobium antennatum is a sizable, evergreen orchid native to tropical regions, characterized by its tall, cane-like pseudobulbs that can reach heights of up to 130 cm. The plant features vibrant green leaves, which grow stiffly along the nodes of the canes, each leaf measuring as long as 25 cm. From the upper nodes of mature pseudobulbs, flowering stems of up to 25 cm develop, showcasing clusters of 3 to 15 blooms. These flowers, approximately 7.5 cm in diameter, have a waxy texture and are long-lasting. The sepals present a white hue, while the narrower petals stand upright and often exhibit a twisted spiral form. The lip of the flower is white, adorned with distinct purple veining.

Dendrobium antennatum

Dendrobium apertum

Dendrobium apertum 'Jackie'

Dendrobium aphrodite

Dendrobium aphyllum is a sizable, deciduous orchid that grows as an epiphyte, characterized by its long, drooping, cane-like stems that can reach lengths of 60 to 80 centimeters and a diameter of about 0.5 centimeters. The stems are adorned with alternating, glossy green, lanceolate leaves, each measuring between 6 to 8 centimeters in length and about 2 centimeters in width. During the winter and spring, short inflorescences emerge from the nodes on the leafless stems, typically featuring one to three flowers. These blooms, which are around 4 centimeters wide, emit a pleasant fragrance but have a relatively brief lifespan. The petals and sepals are generally a soft pink, complemented by a broad, rounded or slightly pointed white lip that exhibits a hairy margin.

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