Where does Dendrobium grow? Where does Dendrobium grow?

Where does Dendrobium like to grow?

Dendrobium generally likes to grow in relatively shaded and moist cracks in rocks. At the same time, it can also grow on loose and thick bark or trunks, while wild Dendrobium candidum generally grows in fallen leaves and mud in deep mountains and old forests. Dendrobium is a very common medicinal plant.

The origin of Dendrobium is mainly distributed in several countries in southern Asia. The main production areas of Dendrobium in my country are in southern cities such as Anhui, Yunnan, Guangxi, Sichuan, Guizhou, Hainan, and Hong Kong. Among them, the origin of Dendrobium officinale is in Guangdong, Guangxi and Lu'an City.

Dendrobium growth environment

Dendrobium grows on loose and thick tree trunks and rocks. It prefers to grow in a semi-shaded, warm and humid environment. When artificially cultivated, it is mostly planted in spring and autumn.

Dendrobium growth conditions

Dendrobium has very high requirements for the temperature and humidity of the growing environment, and the requirements at different growth stages are very different. Therefore, when Dendrobium is growing, the temperature should be kept at around 18-30℃ as much as possible, and above 8℃ in winter; the humidity needs to be kept at around 80%; there should be sufficient light, and appropriate shading. In this environment, it will grow well.