Dendrobium lindleyi (syn. aggregatum) - fragrant flowers

Dendrobium lindleyi (syn. aggregatum) - An epiphytic species, distributed from northeastern India, covering Indochina and Thailand (where it grows on the branches of deciduous trees in mountainous areas, as well as in the southern and south-central regions, at altitudes of 650 – 1400 m), Sikkim, Bhutan, Burma, Laos, Vietnam, and southwestern China.
The flowers vary in size between 2 and 5 cm, appearing on hanging stems, in numbers from 5 to 15. Under optimal growing conditions, it can produce several stems simultaneously.

A miniature species of the genus, with a total height of 10 – 20 cm, short pseudobulbs about 5 – 10 cm long, thick, slightly wrinkled, angular, meant for storing water and nutrients, crowded together at the base, with slightly pointed tips, forming clusters, aggregations, which give the species its name.
Read the care guide for Dendrobium lindleyi.