Dendrobium Chrysotoxum

Dendrobium chrysotoxum is Native to Myanmar, Laos, Thailand, Vietnam, China (Yunnan), Bangladesh, Assam, and the eastern Himalayas.
Crysotoxum is one of the most spectacular yellow‑flowered Dendrobiums, famous for its golden, honey‑scented blooms and dramatic, pendulous inflorescences. It’s widely distributed across Southeast Asia and grows as a cool–warm epiphyte in wet tropical forests.
Bright golden yellow petals with a deeper orange to red centre, giving the classic “fried‑egg orchid” look.
Flowers measure 3.7–5 cm across and are produced in large, pendulous clusters up to 30 cm long.
Blooms are short‑lived individually but appear in impressive numbers.
Fragrance, Strong, sweet scent described as honey, pineapple, melon. Typically winter through spring
Small to medium epiphyte with clustered, grooved, clavate or fusiform pseudobulbs up to 30 cm long.
Each pseudobulb carries 2–3 leathery leaves near the apex.