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Dendrobium nobile (Mixed Colours)
P12 nursery pot • Two flowering stems
Plant Highlights: Elegant long-lasting flowers • Two flowering stems • Mixed flower colours • Compact indoor orchid • Excellent gift plant
Dendrobium nobile is a beautiful flowering orchid admired for its elegant blooms carried along upright cane-like stems. This mixed selection offers a variety of flower colours, with each plant producing its own unique display while sharing the same graceful growth habit and easy indoor care. Supplied with two flowering stems, it provides an impressive display from the moment it arrives.
Its compact size makes it ideal for coffee tables, windowsills and decorative indoor planters. The long-lasting flowers bring colour to the home for many weeks, while the attractive green canes continue to provide structure after flowering.
| Attribute | Information |
|---|---|
| Botanical Name | Dendrobium nobile (mixed colours) |
| Common Name | Nobile Orchid |
| Plant Type | Evergreen flowering orchid |
| Foliage | Narrow green leaves carried on upright cane-like stems |
| Flowers | Orchid blooms in mixed colours; individual colours vary |
| Flowering Period | Typically flowers from winter into spring, with blooms lasting several weeks indoors |
| Growth Habit | Upright, clump-forming orchid |
| Position | Bright, indirect light |
| Compost | Free-draining orchid bark compost |
| Mature Height | Approximately 30–60cm |
| Mature Spread | Approximately 20–30cm |
| Temperature | Best grown between 16–24°C; avoid temperatures below 12°C |
Place in a bright position with plenty of indirect light. Avoid prolonged direct midday sunshine, which may scorch the leaves, while very low light can reduce flowering.
Water thoroughly when the growing medium begins to dry, allowing excess water to drain away completely. Reduce watering after flowering during the plant's resting period, then increase again as new growth develops. Never leave the pot standing in water.
Grow in a specialist orchid bark compost that allows excellent air movement around the roots. Repot only when the compost begins to break down or the plant outgrows its container.
Maintain temperatures between 16–24°C in a bright room away from cold draughts and direct heat sources. Average indoor humidity is suitable, although slightly higher humidity encourages healthy growth.
Remove spent flower stems only once they have completely finished flowering, but retain healthy green canes as they store energy for future blooms. Feed with an orchid fertiliser during active growth following the manufacturer's recommendations.
This is a mixed selection, so flower colour and pattern will vary between individual plants. Healthy green canes should not be removed after flowering, as they help support future growth and flowering.
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