Dendrobium psuedoglomeratum J.J.Wood & T.M.Reeve 1982 SECTION Pedilonum Photo by © Lourens Grobler.

Plant and Flowers Photo byEric Hunt, plant grown by Golden Gate Orchids.

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Common Name The Pseudo-Glomeratum Dendrobium

Flower Size 1/2 to 1 1/2" [1.25 to 3.75 cm]

Found in Papua and New Guinea on trees in riverine forest around sealevel to 1830 meters as a large sized, hot to cool growing epiphyte with semi-erect, cane-like stems carrying many, slender, rather thin, deciduous leaves that blooms in the spring and fall on a short inflorescence with many [15], sweetly fragrant flowers clustered close together on the nodes near the apex of the leafless or leafy cane.

Best mounted on tree fern if watered daily in the summer, otherwise any fast draining media is alright for potting. This species requires no special winter rest.

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References W3 Tropicos, Kew Monocot list , IPNI ; The Orchidaceae of German New Guinea Schlechter 1985; AOS Bulletin Vol 55 No 8 1986 photo fide; Schlechteriana Vol 2 No 3 1991 photo fide; The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Orchids Pridgeon 1992 photo fide; AOS Bulletin Vol 62 No 5 1993 photo good; Lowland Orchids of of Papua New Guinea Peter O'Byrne 1994 drawing/photo fide; Manual of Orchids Stewart 1995; Orchid Species Culture; Dendrobium Bakers 1996; Orchids of Papua New Guinea Millar 1999 photo fide; Dendrobium and its Relatives Lavarack, Harris and Stocker 2000 photo fide; Botanica's Orchids 2002 photo fide; Flora Malesiana Orchids of New Guinea Vol II Shuiteman and de Vogel 2002; Flora's Orchids Nash & La Croix 2005 photo good; The Dendrobiums H. P. Wood 2006; Orchid Digest Vol 74 #4 2010 photo fide; A Guide to the Dendrobium of New Guinea Schuiteman 2013 photo fide; Genera Orchidacearum Vol 6 Epidendroidee Pt 3 Pridgeon, Cribb, Chase and Rasmussen 2014 photo fide;

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