Dendrobium nobile White Orchid
- Stunning orchid with exotic, pure white, multiple blooms on strong stems which last for many weeks and evergreen fleshy leaves.
- Delivered in full flower and makes a superb decorative plant for rooms at Christmasand then re-flowering to enjoy throughout the year.
- Enjoys a sunny windowsill producing flower spikes in flushes often throughout the year.
- Easy to care for. Water sparingly when in bloom and give plant a sunny spot. After flowering remove spent stems and place in a cool place hardly watering at all. As new flowers emerge increase watering and feed, moving back to sun.
- Delivered as a potted plant in 12cm pot where it can stay for a year or more as Dendrobium do best when roots are restricted.
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Nobile Dendrobiums are among the most popular and the easiest orchids to grow, and their showy flowers makes them magnificent specimen houseplants.
This stunning orchid produces exotic, pure-white blooms in abundance on strong stems which will last for weeks on end. Even when the flowers finish, the fleshy evergreen leaves will add colour and life to your home, perfect on a windowsill or in a sunny conservatory, orchids make wonderful house plants.
Delivered in full flower, it will make a superb decorative plant for rooms at Christmas time, but will then re-flower to enjoy throughout the year.
Easy to care for, simply water sparingly when in bloom and give it a sunny spot to call home. After flowering, leave the main stems intact and place in a cool place hardly watering at all. As new flowers emerge increase watering and feed, moving back to sun.
Delivered as a potted plant in 12cm pot where it can stay for a year or more as Dendrobium do best when roots are restricted.
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Feeding
Too much nitrogen will inhibit blooms, so use fertilizers with a low percentage of nitrogen and stop application of any fertilizer in the first part of August.
Pruning
The small flower stems will fall with the flowers, and the main stems (pseudobulbs) should not be cut.
Watering
When temperatures begin to rise in the spring, gradually start watering your orchid, using rainwater or distilled water.
In the summer, water almost every day to keep the plant from drying out, although allow it to drain - roots dislike sitting in water.
When temperatures begin to fall in September, gradually reduce watering. When night temperature falls below 50 F (10C), water only enough to keep the canes from shriveling - around once a week.
When night temperatures fall below (5C), keep the plants dry.
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