-Description- 

3 to 4 inch upright club shaped canes carry one inch leaves in single row on opposing sides.  Bright pink tubular flowers bloom in clusters.

There's some confusion to the name. The flowers looks similar to dichaioides, but the plant is different

-Form- 

Potted in 2.5"

-Type- 

Species 

-Location or Hybrid cross- 

New Guinea 

-Age- 

 BS 

-Care- 

-Temperature- 

Cool, 55-75°F / 12-24°C 

Cool to Intermediate, 55-80°F / 12-27°C 

Intermediate, 60-85°F / 15-30°C 

Intermediate to Warm, 60-90°F / 15-33°C 

Warm, 70-95°F / 21-35°C 

Cool to Warm, 55-90°F / 12-33°C 

-Light- 

Shade, 500-1500 fc 

Bright Shade, 1200-2000 fc 

Somewhat Bright, 1500-2500 fc 

Bright, diffuse, 2000-3000 fc 

Very Bright, indirect, 2500-3500 fc 

Intense, 3000-4000 fc 

-Watering- 

Allow roots to dry between waterings 

Slightly dry between waterings 

Moist, almost dry between waterings 

Mounted, mist daily 

-Humidity- 

Moderate, 50-70% 

High, above 70% 

-Notes- 

Although this plant will drop leaves on the old growths it is not a true deciduous dendrobium.  It grows year round so DO NOT WITHOLD WATER in the winter.  If you do you will kill the plant.