Dinema polybulbon is a miniature, epiphytic and lithophytic orchid species, which originates from Cuba, Mexico, and Nicaragua, where this orchid can be found growing on trees and rocks, in areas of humid forest.

Dinema polybulbon produces large, caramel and ivory coloured, fragrant flowers, which have a striking appearance and a rather elegant beauty.

I find that Dinema polybulbon is far easier to grow as a mounted specimen than as a pot grown plant.  This miniature orchid requires frequent misting, and a humid environment, with bright, but filtered, indirect light, to flourish.

You can read more about the Dinema polybulbon specimen that you see pictured above in my regular updates for my Orchidarium.  If you’re interested, you can see this Dinema polybulbon specimen in flower in this update here.

Articles that mention Dinema polybulbon:

• Sep. 2019 – An Update on the Orchids growing inside my Orchidarium (part four)
• Sep. 2019 – An update on the LED Lights, Misting Unit, & Equipment, inside my Orchidarium (part four)
• Aug. 2018 – Mini Miniature Orchids for Terrariums, Vivariums, and Bottle Gardens
• Aug. 2018 – Orchidarium Update (part three)
• Apr. 2018 – Orchidarium Update (part two)
• Dec. 2017 – Orchidarium update
• Sep. 2017 – Orchidarium Planting List
• Sep. 2017 – Building an Orchidarium
• Aug. 2015 – Beautiful Miniature Orchids to Grow in Terrariums
• Nov. 2014 – Planting List for Terrariums and Bottle Gardens