Dendrobium tangerinum

Species native to New Guinea is an orange/tangerine-colored antelope Dendrobium

species with blooms are a delicate and curly spathulate or “antelope” type, and can be vivid orange to a muted gold. The flowers are orange in color, with an orange to red or purple lip.

Plants can range from small to large when mature, blooming at almost any time with tall sprays of many flowers that originate from upper nodes on the canes. This species will do best in warm conditions. 

This is a T3” seedlings in a 3" pot Newly repotted. 2 to 3 years to blooming size! Grown from seed so flower will vary somewhat from plant to plant.

The blooms are a delicate and curly spathulate or “antelope” type, and can be vivid orange to a muted gold. This is a lovely miniature-sized plant that can bloom multiple times per year with adequate water and light.