dendrobium anosmum a touch of class big plant Worseleya with petals in deep ruby

with petals in deep ruby hues that sometimes show an almost velvety sheen

It was described in 1839 and named after Lady Lydia Elizabeth Acland

followed by vigorous new shoots in spring

depending on plant size and position

A daytime temperature of about 22 to 30°C is suitable

dendrobium anosmum a touch of class big plant Worseleya with petals in deep rubyThe Dendrobium anosmum 'A Touch of Class' is an elegant and sophisticated variety of one of the most beloved species within the Dendrobium genus. This selection combines the classic charm of D. anosmum with a special appearance that makes it a real eye catcher in any collection. Origin Dendrobium anosmum is an orchid from Southeast Asia, where it grows as an epiphyte in warm, moist forests. It is found in the Philippines, Thailand and Malaysia, among