Dendrobium victoriae-reginae

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First described in 1897 and named for Queen Victoria, this plant is native to the Philippines and can be found growing in moss in cool, high elevation climates. These plants prefer shade and good air movement to preform their best. Superb blue-lavender indigo flowers with a little white in the center are produced at varying times of the year when mature, but the heaviest bloom is in spring to early summer. Cool temperatures and bright will produce the deepest flower colors. This species loses its leaves during the fall through winter months. This plant only flowers on mature canes in which have shed most or all of their foliage, leaving just the bare can. The old canes can flower for several seasons, so do not remove them unless they have shriveled up.

 

Dendrobium victoria-reginae - OrchidWeb

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