Orchid Care : Dendrobium Phalaenopsis With 6 Spikes / Dendrobium Orchid care tips
Dendrobium Phalaenopsis Orchid types thrive under many temperature and light combinations. The recommended temperature range is 50 to 90 F, but temperatures a few degrees higher or lower are acceptable and usually cause no detrimental effects. A relative humidity of 50 to 60 percent is optimal. In climates with lower humidity, mist the plants on hot, dry days. Avoid excessive water on the leaves and in the crown of the plant during humid and cool weather to prevent crown rot and fungal problems. Fans that move the air without causing excessive chilling or drying keep the foliage dry and also help remove heat from the leaves during hot weather.

Light Direct filtered sun is essential for flowering, but provide 30- to 70-percent shade during midday. Bright light will generally encourage flowering, provided excessively high leaf temperatures are avoided. Although these dens can be grown under artificial lighting, this practice is not recommended due to the plants' height.

Watering The moisture needs of these orchids are similar to those of cattleyas. Thoroughly soak the potting medium, then allow it to dry before watering again. Watering twice a week is generally adequate with properly potted plants in most climates. In winter, watering frequency may be reduced if the plants take longer to dry.
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