Colourful species. Should have taken a better photo. From Northern and North Western Borneo

Coelogyne (Dendrochilum) hampelii - Jeff Tyler/In Situ Orchids

From eastern Java

Dendrochilum currannii 2331

Species from the Philippines

Dendrochilum saccolabium - Judy Carney

Dendrochilum auriculare - Marni Turkel/Mostly Species Flasks

Coelogyne uncata (Dendrochilum) 7914

Dendrochilum cobbianum Rchb.f. - BG Berlin-001

As the name suggests, a really large species endemic to the Philippines.

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

Dendrochilum formosanum

Flower of a terrestrial Dendrochilum on Mt. Redondo, Loreto, Dinagat Island. Found on ultramafic soils within "bonsai forest" (< 1 m high) at KROMINCO mining site.

From Borneo and the Philippines

Endemic to the Philippines

Dendrochilum diabloviride - Golden Gate Orchids

Dendrochilum formosanum

Growing in my collection

Dendrochilum aurantiacum - van Brummelen 2011

Dendrochilum filiforme - Edinburgh botanical garden

Dendrochilum cordatum - Marni Turkel/Mostly Species Flasks

Growing in my collection

Leaves and old inflorescences of an undescribed terrestrial Dendrochilum. Found here in stony ultramafic soil along the trail up Mt. Hamiguitan, Davao Oriental Province, Mindanao, Philippines. The orange spots on the leaves are presumably a rust.

This past February, thousands of people converged at the largest orchid show in the United States to celebrate the 64th Annual Pacific Orchid Exposition, themed for 2016 as “A Legacy of Orchids.”

The event, which took place February 26-28, 2016 at Fort Mason Center in San Francisco, is the country’s premiere orchid show and featured over 150,000 orchids from around the world.

---sfos website

Dendrochilum uncatum

Dendrochilum cootesii - Cindy Hill

Usually red coloured flowers, this plant is the yellow form of the species from the Philippines.

The largest of the Dendrochilum family.

Coelogyne uncata (Dendrochilum) 7919

Dendrochilum rhombophorum - Steve Beckendorf

A species from Hengchun Peninsular in Taiwan and the Philippines