Dendrobium moniliforme 'Kokuhou' info?
 

Hello everybody.
I managed to get some japanese Dendrobium moniliforme (group of 3) :groupwave: in good old Germany.

With one of the cultivars, I can't find any information in the web.
It is this Dendrobium moniliforme 'Kokuhou'. It has beautiful variegation on the leaves.

This variegation usually means that that the plant will need more light. I am growing it indoors under LED. So do you think it could need more light?

I would be thankful of any information on this specific cultivar.

Thank you!:waving

Greetings,
Flo

They are all cultivars of D. moliniforme, so they all get treated the same, more or less. Congrats. I have several NOIDs myself.

LIGHT: 2500-3500 fc. Bright morning light throughout the year is recommended. In summer, the heavy afternoon cloud cover indicates that some shading is needed from spring through autumn, but light should be as high as the plant can tolerate, short of burning the leaves.

Charles Baker (orchidculture.com)

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It is a cross between 'suikou or zuikou' x 'hi no maru' (瑞晃ｘ日の丸）. When this cultivar is ameya, it is known as kimi ga yo (君が代).

I can't help you with culture information but I can translate Japanese...!