Photo cropped from a photo taken on my Olympus. The actual flowers were less than 1mm across. It looks very beautiful in the photo but in reality the flowers almost look like white fuzz. The beauty we could very easily miss without cameras!

Jim Cootes elevated this to species level in 2011. It was previously considered a variety of Dendrochilum curranii (Dendrochilum curranii var. serratoi (Ames) L.O.Williams 1951). From the Philippines.

From The Philippines. Named after Jim Cootes, a world authority and author of The Orchids of the Philippines

Asolo 2017 - Il Sughereto

Not a great photo of the plant but you can see what it looked like growing on the forest floor.

Labelled Dendrochilum magnum, Jim Cootes commented that in his opinion it was Dendrochilum macranthum. "I have never seen what I would consider to be a true Dendrochilum magnum, even in the Philippines."

A beautiful species endemic to the Philippines. It has a lovely cinnamon like scent.

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Jardin botanique de Montréal Botanical Gardens

Atlanta Botanical Garden; Orchid Display House (Warm)

This particular specimen is growing terrestrially, and it is about 5-feet across.

This species is from the Philippines. Marni Turkel wrote on her web page, "There are two varieties of Dendrochilum uncatum. The species epithet uncatum refers to the sickle-shaped or hooked arms attached to the column that is the defining characteristic between the two varieties. In D. uncatum var. longispicatum, the arms are attached on the bottom of the column, whereas, in D. uncatum var. uncatum, the arms are attached at the middle of the column."

Endemic to the Philippines

Recently described species from Sulawesi

Seen at 'Schwerter Orchideenzuch'.

April 25, 2007. Minute flowers, only a couple of mm in diameter, 50+ to a stem. Grown warm and bright, two spikes this spring, this being the second.

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Now with ID! Former mystery species originally from Andy's Orchids. My friend Joe has grown it up into quite a specimen.

From Borneo and the Philippines

Dendrochilum tenellum - Andy's Orchids

A species from Hengchun Peninsular in Taiwan and the Philippines

Can anybody help me to identify this dendrochilum ?

the label just says 'longey, spidery yellow flowers'

...100th view 11-6-16...

...200th view 7-17-20...

A species from Hengchun Peninsular in Taiwan and the Philippines

Just begin - nice bicolour form most likely from Leyte Island

Dendrochilum magnum (macranthum)

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Seen at 'Schwerter Orchideenzuch'.

Dendrochilum cobbianum is an epiphytic orchid occurring in the Philippines, growing on moss-covered trees. It can sometimes occur as a lithophyte growing on rocks at altitudes above 1200 m.

It possesses white to green-white, creamy flowers with yellow throats that emerge alongside new growth. This flowers have a diameter of 1.8 cm. They are fragrant with the scent of new mown hay. When in bloom a multitude of flowers are contained on arching inflorescences, with a length of about 50 cm.

United States Botanic Garden

origin - Philippines

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Just noticed that each flower has a bead of what looks like nectar in the middle of the labellum. I wonder if this is seen on all flowers of this species?

One of the many Dendrochilum species from the Philippines. It quickly grows into a specimen plant.

A beautiful species endemic to the Philippines. It has a lovely cinnamon like scent.

From Java, Lesser Sunda Islands and Sumatra