When does Dendrobium officinale bloom?

Flowering period of Dendrobium officinale

The flowering period of Dendrobium officinale can be said to be relatively long, but it is not fixed. The specific flowering time is not very fixed, but it usually blooms at irregular intervals between March and November.

Flowering morphology of Dendrobium officinale

Dendrobium officinale is one of the four major ornamental foreign flowers, so its ornamental value is naturally very high. When the red Dendrobium blooms, the flowers are mostly purple-red, with about 10 small flowers clustered together on a branch, and each small flower is very beautiful.

The flowers of Dendrobium officinale are mostly composed of 6 petals, which are slightly spread out. Each petal has clear veins and is obovate in shape. The yellow stamens can be said to be a very bright embellishment.

Flower language of Dendrobium officinale

The flower language of Dendrobium officinale is Welcome, dear. It is often considered a symbol of loyalty, friendliness and strength. In the West, people often give Dendrobium officinale to their respected and loved elders, usually to their fathers on June 19th every year. Therefore, Dendrobium officinale is also known as the flower of Father's Day.

Red Dendrobium is often combined with African daisy and round-leaved eucalyptus to make corsages, or paired with dianthus and asparagus to express welcome. In addition, Dendrobium officinale is often used in large banquets and opening ceremonies.