Dend. amabile
 

The local name is Pink Lantern Dendrobium. This is the first time for the seedling to bloom in my garden. The plant is now only 6" tall. As I know, the species can reach 2-3 feet if giving good care. The lareger the plant is, the more blooms it will have. I have another larger plant which is also spiking recently.
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Those blooms are just so lovely!

I can not imagine being able to grow them outdoors in the garden!

We sure do live in totally different parts of the world.

Thank you for sharing your pictures!

Those are great! Im curious to see the show of the larger plant too.

Steve, I don't have large plant of this species.
But the link below is a photo of the mature plant of a friend. The mature plant is taller than the little girl.
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I absolutely love this den!! The delicate pink flowers are just perfect!! Is it scented pheli?

I just have to get this one!

It is slightly perfumed.

So gorgeous, I just love nobile dendrobiums. Sadly, I don't have the means to bloom them.

Hi Neverend,
These species need a cold and dry winter-rest to initate their flowering and that may be a problem for you to bloom them.

Indeed it is, I cannot even bloom phalaenopsis like schilleriana without air-conditioning...

That's indeed a problem to deal with these orchids.
But in your country, you can grow a lot of vandas or other tropical lowland species that hate cold winter.