Dendrobium Vitner's Reserve 'Vino Tinto'

Den. Vitner's Reserve 'Vino Tinto', the bordeaux color and round shape catches your eyes and is perfect for Christmas decor. They last for 3-4 months and bloom twice a year!

These classic dendrobiums typically bloom in summer and/or fall, but can bloom year round as the plant matures. They'll have arching spikes of many flowers that can be mildly fragrant. They are a semi-antelope type, so the flowers very long lasting (3-4 months), have spoon shaped petals with a slight twist, and can be found in white, purple and pink colors. These are Intermediate to warm growers and like temperatures in the 60° to 80° F range with good air movement. Keep moist at all times and feed regularly.

* Notes: Plants are blooming in Spring and Fall. They may not be in bloom by the time we ship due to the tall spikes.

Dendrobium Phalaenopsis type culture 
This warm to intermediate growing type of Dendrobium is usually referred to as the Phalaenopsis type Dendrobium. Since this is an evergreen it should be kept moist at all times, and flower spikes emanate from the top of the pseudobulb on a raceme. Sometimes spikes are produced several years in a row from the same pseudobulb. New bulbs also produce new spikes and a large plant can be quite spectacular. Dendrobiums as a group like very small pots. As an example, for a plant with 3 to 4 pseudobulbs and about 10 to 15" tall, a 3 to 4" pot is adequate.