Burana pink Stripe #143

Dendrobium ‘Burana Pink Stripe’ — Description Dendrobium ‘Burana Pink Stripe’ is a popular hybrid orchid known for its striking pink-striped flowers and vigorous growth habit. As a seedling, the plant is still in its juvenile stage and will take some time to reach blooming size, but it already carries the characteristics typical of the Burana hybrid line. Flower Characteristics Color: Soft pink to bright pink petals with darker longitudinal stripes (“pink stripe pattern”). Shape: Rounded petals, often slightly ruffled. Lip: Intense pink or magenta lip, sometimes with white highlights. Display: Multiple flowers per spike; clusters look full and vibrant. Fragrance: Generally no fragrance or very faint. Plant Characteristics Type: Hybrid Dendrobium (commonly nobile or phalaenopsis-type depending on lineage). Growth: Seedlings grow vertically with cane-like pseudobulbs. Leaves: Narrow, bright green, and leathery. Size: Seedlings are small, usually 2–4 inches tall with young canes still developing. General Behavior Vigorous grower—develops new canes regularly. Will reach blooming size in 1–2 years, depending on care and growing conditions. Often produces long-lasting blooms once mature.