Dendrobium junceum
A hot-growing lowland epiphyte from the Philippines and Borneo, in section Crumenata (Aporum). Its slender, ridged stems carry nearly cylindrical, rush-like leaves, and short-lived, fragrant one- or two-flowered clusters appear near the stem tips from late winter into summer. Grow it warm, bright and humid, and allow a short, slightly drier spell in winter.
Where it grows wild
IOSPE describes it as an epiphyte of lowland forest. The one wild georeferenced specimen comes from coastal north-east Luzon (Cagayan). Its thick, pencil-like leaves suggest it takes fairly bright light, like other terete-leaved Aporum species.
Lowland forest from near sea level to about 600 m, according to IOSPE.
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