Dendrobium pulchellum var. alba

Dendrobium pulchellum var. albaThe rare alba form of the delightful Dendrobium pulchellum, this stunning orchid is a must-have for any collector. Widely distributed across India and Southeast Asia, including regions like Nepal, Thailand, Vietnam, and Myanmar. This species thrives in altitudes of 1500-2200 m. It is a medium to large epiphytic orchid, with long, slender, erect stems that reach up to 220 cm in height, adorned with purplish sheaths and linear-oblong leaves. This deciduous orchid produces striking, long-lasting flowers that bloom from late winter to spring. Each drooping inflorescence carries 5 to 15 fragrant flowers, with a diameter of 8-13 cm. The flowers feature a creamy white lip with scarlet spots, and petals that vary from white to yellow, sometimes with pink or apricot accents. Cultivation Tips: Light: Dendrobium pulchellum var. alba thrives under 30,000-45,000 lux light levels. While partial shading is needed during the warmer months, ensure the plant receives as