Just what’s needed to perk up the garden on this grey and wet Tuesday: Two beautiful strands of Dendrobium anosmum (semi-alba) with eight fragrant flowers smelling of cotton candy. The blooms feature all white petals with a contrasting purple lip. This Dendrobium species drop their leaves just before coming into the flowering season. Once the blooms are done, new growths will emerge from the base of the plant. This epiphytic orchid does well on trees. In its native habitat the roots grow on the

Dendrobium stratiotes, commonly known as The Stalwart Dendrobium. It is a species in the Dendrobium genus, known for its long-lasting, large flowers that are typically white with purplish lips and twisted petals that resemble horns. This epiphytic orchid is native to regions of Southeast Asia, including western New Guinea, Sulawesi, and the Moluccas #orchids #flowers | Ade's Orchid