Dendrobium no id, philippines

[walingwaling]

hi guys,
my friend and i share this plant, but since mine is not doing well, im posting his pix to hopefully id this mysterious looking dendrobium?

to describe it, the canes are very thin and the whole plant has more of a grass like appearance.
it forms those nods in between the quite thin leaves and maybe 2 months later a short spike comes out with 2 buds on it, and thats something else, isnt it?
as for the green/yellow bloom, it has dendro written all over it, unlike the whole plant.

here we go and thanks for helping to id it,

[walingwaling]

how funny, after posting i checked the new posts and found a striking similarity on nelson's plants, dendrobium auriculatum, but bloom doesnt match plus its always 2 on 1 spike.

[Gin]

I don't know the name but it is pretty . Too me the shape of the plant looks Dendro. (kinda) but not quite..... but not the blooms almost reminds me of a Maxillaria . Anyway I love the color Gin

[Brutal_Dreamer]

Cool green bloom. Are you sure it is a dendrobium?

Cheers,
BD

[Gin]

Kinda but not quite, no picture of the foilage ..

[walingwaling]

Kinda but not quite, no picture of the foilage ..

hi gin,
looks similar, could you add a name to it, pls?

@bruce
no im not a 100% sure if its a dendro, but my best guess, hope nelson or others in my region can help out.

cheers

[ntgerald]

It is probably a Grastidium ornithoflorum (first choice) or Grastidium verruculossum.

Grastidium used to be a section of the large genus Dendrobium.

[walingwaling]

It is probably a Grastidium ornithoflorum (first choice) or Grastidium verruculossum.

Grastidium used to be a section of the large genus Dendrobium.

hi nelson,

thanks a lot as always!

so, its officially Grastidium ornithoflorum, confirmed by nelson and jim cootes.

i would have never found it without you guys!