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Dendrobium cucumerinum x brevicaudum (Syn. Dockrillia)

Dendrobium cucumerinum x brevicaudum (Syn. Dockrillia)

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About the Cross

Cross number 6014. A primary hybrid between two distinctive Australian natives — Dendrobium cucumerinum (the cucumber orchid) and Dendrobium brevicaudum (the Mount Finnigan pencil orchid). Often listed under Dockrillia by Australian growers. Cucumerinum is a compact, creeping species with its unmistakable gherkin-shaped leaves, native to eastern Australia and well regarded in miniature collections. Brevicaudum is a pendulous pencil orchid from high-altitude rainforest on Mount Finnigan in far north Queensland, with yellowish to orange-brown flowers with red streaks. Together this cross combines two very different growth habits — expect something with terete foliage, an interesting pendulous character and the compact charm of the cucumber parent. A cross for serious collectors of Australian native species.

What You'll Receive

Established seedlings in 66mm pots, grown in the Dandenong Ranges. Not yet flowered. Individual results will vary — that's the nature of a primary hybrid and part of what makes it worthwhile.

Key plant information

Botanical nameDendrobium cucumerinum x brevicaudum
GenusDendrobium (Syn. Dockrillia)
Plant typeOrchid Hybrid
Growth stageSeedling
Primary climateCool - Inter
LightBright filtered light
Humidity70% or higher
Temperature range5°C – 28°C
Flower typeTerete / Pencil orchid type
Spike habitCascading

Important notes

This plant is offered as a seedling and will require time to mature.
Sustained cool nights are required for best performance.

Growing information: Dockrillia Care Guide | Belgrave Orchids

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