Dendrobium canaliculatum
 

These orchids are found growing on the barks of the Melaleuca tree in Australia and New Guinea at elevations of 0 to 760 meters.
Plant blooms from winter to spring with many 2.5 cm wide flowers. This is a compact miniature with long 14 inches spikes and flowers that has a sweet floral fragrance.
This orchid plant grows in warm to hot temperatures with bright shaded light. I keep it moist with high humidity and feed it K-Lite fertilizer weekly weakly with regular watering regimen every other day on its growth period. I provide dry winter rest by reducing water to every 10 days until new shoots appear. I potted this in a well-draining mix of medium fir bark, lava rock, charcoal, coco chips, tree fern shards and sponge rock. I have also seen this orchid plant mounted and on S/H.

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Awesome! It looks very happy!

Beautiful plant, flowers, and photography! Thank you of sharing.

Thank You, Sonya !

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Thank You, Matt !

Beautiful, Bud! I love the growth habit of this species as much as I do the flowers, and yours looks very happy and healthy.

Fantastic!! I love the plant and the flowers are the icing on the cake! Great growing and beautiful photography.

Thank You, Nat!

I was excited to get four spikes in this blooming cycle.
Two spikes on two canes....the plant also gave me three new growths.

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Thank You, nikkik!

Its always nice to see you come visit my thread....

Thank You, Cesar!

Gorgeous Bud. Question, how do you make these beautiful plants bloom while there is an artic vortex going on?