The Dendrobium secundum is native to Malaysia,
Borneo, the Himalayas, Myanmar through Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia, and the
Philippines.
Dendrobium secundum is also known as the toothbrush orchid. The common name
refers to the fact that all the flowers faced the same direction, much like the
bristles of a toothbrush.
Can be mounted on
tree barks or planted in a well drained pot filled with perlite and charcoal
fragments.
It produces large
spikes of many small blooms atop leafless canes. The flowers are deep purple in
color, slightly fragrant and can last for three months. Canes with leaves do
not flower.
Can reproduce by
seed, micropropagation, or by division providing each section with 3-4
pseudobulbs.
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Dendrobium secundum - 3 stems (about 12 inches long) selling @ us 45, inclusive of express courier service. Please email me for further details.
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