No ID dendrobium

[chiayusu]

Hi I'm still very new to orchid , still learning how to take care of them .I received this plant about two years ago. The person I bought the orchid from said that he lost the ID . I try to make this plant bloom but I couldn't , it is hard to identify this plant without flower but I still want to see if anymore is able to help me. (The size is still very small ,it's planted in a 3inch pot )
plus, if I know the ID(approx) I may have a better way of letting it bloom.

[estación seca]

Welcome to the Orchid Board!

This looks like either the species Dendrobium kingianum or one of its hybrids. It is small for most flowering sized kingianums. When big enough to bloom they need cool winter nights to flower. This can be difficult in a very cold-winter climate.

[Fairorchids]

Agree, likely a kingianum or one of it's hybrids. These plants come from a region, where temperatures range from 30-115 deg F (-1 to 45 deg C), and plants often grow in full sun.

They are easy to bloom, as long as you follow some basic rules:
Water & fertilize well during spring & summer. Plants should not go dry.
Sept 15th: No more fertilizer, till the plant is in bloom.
Oct 15th: Cut back watering 90% (once every 3 weeks or so). Place plant in a bright spot, as cool as possible.

Once you see inflorescences forming, you can start to increase watering some.

Once you see buds puffing up on the inflorescences, you can go back to full watering schedule. When flowers start to open, you can start fertilizing again.

Here in NJ, I put plants outside into full sun in late April, and they stay out there till frost is forecast in the fall.

[chiayusu]

thank you everyone!