Ready to Flower Size Dendrobium Peach Honey

Overview

Dendrobium Peach Honey is a compact, free-flowering hybrid known for its soft pastel tones and beautifully rounded petals. Each spike carries many blooms in shades of blush-peach with a lighter centre, giving a delicate, “honey-washed” look that photographs beautifully and stands out in any collection.

Key Features

• Colour palette: Soft peach to blush pink flowers with a gentle gradient and light centres.

• Flower shape: Rounded petals and sepals for a full, elegant look on each bloom.

• Growth habit: Compact to medium-sized Dendrobium with upright canes and multiple flower spikes when well grown.

• Display: Excellent for balcony railings, shaded terraces, window sills or a bright indoor spot with good airflow.

• For all growers: Suitable for beginners who want their first pastel Dendrobium, and for collectors who love soft, romantic colours.

What You Will Receive

• One healthy, established Dendrobium Peach Honey plant

• Potted in a suitable orchid mix (bark / chips / other airy media) for good drainage and root health

• Plant size and number of canes will vary slightly, as each plant is unique

• Flowering will depend on season, plant maturity and your growing conditions

Basic Care Guide

• Light: Bright, filtered light – protect from harsh midday sun.

• Watering: Water thoroughly when the media approaches dryness; avoid letting the pot sit in water.

• Humidity & Air: Good air movement around the plant helps keep roots and leaves healthy.

• Fertiliser: Use a balanced orchid fertiliser at low strength regularly during the active growth season.

• Potting: Repot every 1–2 years or when media breaks down, using a freely draining orchid mix.

Ideal For

• Home growers looking for a soft pastel Dendrobium that is easy to maintain

• Balcony, terrace and courtyard gardens where bright, filtered light is available

• Gifting – the gentle peach flowers make a beautiful, elegant living gift

Note: This is a live plant. Minor cosmetic marks on leaves or roots from handling or shipping are natural and do not affect the overall health or future flowering of the plant.