Dendrobium Akatsuki

Dendrobium Nobilé

Origin

The orchid family is one of the largest plant families. It is estimated that there are 20,000 species. The Dendrobium nobilé is an epiphytic orchid. That is to say, it grows in the wild on other plants or trees without extracting food from them. It is originally from the mountainous regions of Southeast Asia. Dendrobium nobilé is one of the rarest orchids on the market and our supplier "Bos Orchids, our regular supplier" is one of three growers in the Netherlands of this promising plant.

With a little care, consumers will enjoy their Dendrobium nobilé so much more. The symbols on the back of the label provide the correct information.

Grooming

• Not in full sun;
• Place in the shade with occasional sun;
• Remove dead flowers;
• Not intended for consumption;
• Flowering period 2 to 3 months;
• Plant nutrition 1 x every 3 months;
• Water twice a week;
• Place in a room with a temperature between 15 ° C and 22 ° C.

Additional information

Do not put the dendrobium nobilé in a draft like all other plants. After flowering give less water and no plant food.

During the rest period, place the Dendrobium Nobilé in a light place at a temperature of 5 ° C to 10 ° C.

If you give away a Dendrobium nobile as a gift, you will not go wrong with your family or friends.