Dendrobium aphyllum NOVELTY turning pinkish red

turning pinkish red

Upright growth of stiff light green leaves tint red from the tips downward almost half way to the center

A beautiful hybrid by Bob Spivey of ('Pink Champagne' x 'Arriba' x 'Domingos Martins'

lined with alternating oblong leaves

The base leaf color is gray

Dendrobium aphyllum NOVELTY turning pinkish redFormerly known as Dendrobium pierardii, Dendrobium aphyllum needs to be grown as a epiphyte or in a handing basket. It loses its leaves with the onset of winter. Light watering is needed during the winter but no fertilizer. Blooming occurs in spring with pink petals and a white lip. grows best in bright filtered light. C. I. T. E. S. No Export *VIPP plants are 12 inch long starter plants