Dendrobium cretaceum bears sparkling pale pink to white flowers with pink patterns on the lip on bare canes. The species is sometimes considered an albescens form of primulinum, sometimes its own species. Either way, care and overall plant form is similar to primulinum. As such, you can expect mature plants to trend toward a semi-pendant to pendant habit, canes growing up then draping down. And as most dendrobiums in this group they are fully deciduous. Flowers are borne on bare canes prior to or about the same time as new growth starts. The species is relatively compact compared to some species in the group, so reasonable for windowsills.
Grow these in high light, as for cattleya, and let them have a drier rest when dormant to ensure flowering.
You will get one of the plants shown, or one similar in size. They are young blooming size plants in 2.5 inch pots. Flower photos are for example only. You can expect similar results.
These plants were imported dormant and bare root earlier this year (meaning they are recently potted). They're starting new growth kinda late, so assume they'll grow through this winter. They'll tell you when they're ready for dormancy.
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