Dendrochilum glumaceum

[gravotrope]

These are apparently widely cultivated and easy to grow and flower, and yet different than most other Dendrochilums if what I've been reading is correct.

They push inflourescences out of immature plants in the spring, or year round if cultured correctly.

I have had mine for over a year and I've tried everything to get it to bloom to no avail. I've tried more light, less light, more water, less water, more food, less food, etc. And since it is widespread that means it adapts and thrives in lots of different cultural situations.

This past winter I kept it dry dry dry and the new growth isn't blooming or anything. What am I doing wrong?