Dendrobium (Blooming)

Den. Brown yellow

Dendrobium (Seedling)

Den.Buddy Yellow

Dendrobium (Seedling)

Den. Zululia Blue (Seedling)

Dendrobium (Seedling)

Den. Yellow Red (Seedling)

Dendrobium (Blooming)

Den. Yellow Lasen (Blooming)

Dendrobium (Seedling)

Den. Yellow 3 Lips (Seedling)

Dendrobium (Blooming)

Den. Yellow 3 Lips (Blooming)

Dendrobium (Seedling)

Den. White Fairy (Seedling)

Dendrobium (Seedling)

Den. Woo Leng (Seedling)

Dendrobium (Blooming)

Den. Woo Leng (Blooming)

Dendrobium (Blooming)

Den. White Fairy (Blooming)

Dendrobium (Blooming)

Den. Warawan (Blooming)

Dendrobium (Seedling)

Den. Udomsri Butachong (Seedling)

Dendrobium (Seedling)

Den. Tub Tim Classic (Seedling)

Dendrobium (Seedling)

Den. Trudy Bear Isumi (Seedling)

Dendrobium (Seedling)

Den. Triple Red (Seedling)

Dendrobium (Seedling)

Den. Super Black (Seedling)

Dendrobium (Seedling)

Den. Star #812 (Seedling)

Dendrobium (Seedling)

Den. Star #860 (Seedling)

Dendrobium (Seedling)

Den. Thongchai Ancheng (Seedling)



Thai Dendrobium Orchids for Wholesale Buyers

BB Orchids is a specialist dendrobium orchid Thailand supplier operating under Pramote Orchid Farm (POF) in Nakhon Pathom and Samut Sakhon. We grow and export over 340 Dendrobium varieties — including seedlings, blooming plants, flasks, and flowering-size orchids to nurseries, garden centers, landscapers, and floral businesses worldwide.

BB Orchids Dendrobium at a Glance

  • Varieties Available: 340+ (142 blooming size, 202 seedlings)
  • Growth Stages: Flask plantlets, seedlings, blooming size, flowering size
  • Key Focus: Phalaenopsis-type Dendrobium hybrids (Den-phals)
  • Lab: On-site tissue culture laboratory (est. 2010)
  • Ships To: Asia, Europe, North America, South America, the Middle East, and Australia

Why Buy Dendrobium Orchids From BB Orchids

As a dedicated dendrobium orchid farm in Thailand, BB Orchids manages the entire production chain, starting from tissue culture propagation to export-ready packing. Here’s what wholesale buyers can expect when ordering from us:

Shipping, Packing, and Unboxing

We’ve refined our international shipping process over decades to make sure your Thai Dendrobium orchids arrive healthy and intact. Every order is prepared with care:

  • Bare root preparation: Pots and growing media (coconut flake) are removed before export to meet phytosanitary requirements and reduce shipping weight.
  • Custom carton packing: Seedlings ship in cartons (98×50×20 cm) holding approximately 800–1,000 bare root plants. Blooming and flowering-size plants ship in larger cartons (60×51×95 cm), fitting around 100 potted plants or 180–200 bare root mature plants per box.
  • Phytosanitary compliance: All shipments include the required phytosanitary certificate from the Thai Department of Agriculture, along with export permits and full documentation for customs clearance.
  • Unboxing tip: Upon arrival, unpack plants immediately, soak the roots briefly in room-temperature water, and allow them to air-dry before potting. This helps reduce transplant stress after long-distance transit.

Pricing and Minimum Orders

BB Orchids offers FOB pricing, with shipping costs calculated separately based on destination and carton volume. Minimum order quantities vary by plant type and growth stage. Contact our team at info@bborchids.com for a tailored quote – we typically respond within three working days.

Worldwide Shipping

BB Orchids ships to wholesale buyers across Asia, Europe, North America, South America, the Middle East, and Australia. As a proven exporter of Thai Dendrobium orchids, we coordinate flight bookings, customs documentation, and delivery logistics for every order. We work closely with clients to align shipment timing with seasonal demand and import schedules.See our full ordering process.

What Are Dendrobium Orchids?

Dendrobium is the second-largest genus in the orchid family (Orchidaceae), with over 1,800 recognized species found across South and Southeast Asia, Australia, New Guinea, and the Pacific Islands. The name comes from the Greek words dendron (tree) and bios (life), reflecting the genus’s epiphytic nature – most Dendrobium species grow naturally on tree branches and trunks rather than in soil.

Breeding and Hybrid Development

Dendrobium orchids are among the most widely hybridized orchid genera in the world. At our Dendrobium orchid farm in Thailand, BB Orchids develops proprietary hybrids in-house using our on-site tissue culture laboratory (established 2010). We focus primarily on phalaenopsis-type Dendrobium hybrids (Den-phals), valued for their round, flat flowers, vibrant color range, and long-lasting blooms. Only hybrids that demonstrate strong flower quality, easy growth habits, and free-flowering traits are selected for our catalog.

Size, Color, and Growth Stages

Dendrobium orchids in Thailand are typically grown and sold in the following stages:

  • Flask plantlets: Tissue-cultured plantlets in sealed 750cc glass bottles, approximately 40–45 plants per flask.
  • Seedlings: Young plants grown in 1-inch pots, ranging from 5–10 cm depending on variety.
  • Blooming size: Mature plants in 3.5-inch pots, ready to flower when conditions are right.
  • Flowering size: Fully mature plants shipped with flowers.

Dendrobium flowers come in a broad spectrum of colors, including white, pink, purple, yellow, red, orange, and bicolor combinations. Blooms typically appear along the upper nodes of the pseudobulb (cane), with mature plants producing multiple flower sprays. Individual flowers can last six to eight weeks, and well-maintained plants can bloom multiple times per year.

Origin of Dendrobium Orchids

Dendrobium orchids are native to tropical and subtropical regions across a vast range – from the Himalayas and mainland Southeast Asia to Australia and the Pacific Islands. Thailand is home to a significant number of native Dendrobium species, with the country’s warm, humid climate providing ideal growing conditions.

The Thai Dendrobium orchids industry took off in the late 1960s with the introduction of the Den. Pompadour hybrid, which was easy to grow, propagate, and produce long-lasting cut flowers. By 1979, Thailand had become the world’s leading orchid producer and exporter, a position built largely on the commercial success of Dendrobium cultivation. Today, the primary orchid-growing provinces remain Samut Sakhon, Bangkok, and Nakhon Pathom – the same regions where BB Orchids operates its farms. For businesses looking to source Dendrobium orchids from Thailand, this heritage and infrastructure mean access to some of the most experienced growers and best-quality plants in the global market.

How to Care for Dendrobium Orchids

For wholesale buyers receiving and reselling Thai Dendrobium orchids, proper post-transit care is essential to maintain plant health and flower quality.

A Quick Care Reference

  • Light: Bright indirect, approximately 2,000–5,000 foot-candles
  • Daytime Temp: 75–90°F (24–32°C)
  • Nighttime Temp: No lower than 60°F (15°C)
  • Water: When the growing medium is nearly dry (1–2× per week in summer)
  • Fertilizer: Half-strength balanced (20-20-20) during growing season

Light and Temperature

Dendrobium orchids need bright, indirect light of approximately 2,000–5,000 foot-candles – a south- or west-facing position is ideal. Most commercial Dendrobium hybrids (particularly Den-phal types) prefer warm conditions with daytime temperatures of 75–90°F (24–32°C) and nighttime temperatures no lower than 60°F (15°C). Good air circulation is important to prevent fungal issues.

Watering

Water Dendrobium orchids thoroughly when the growing medium is nearly dry. During active growth (spring and summer), this may mean watering once or twice a week. Reduce watering in fall and winter as growth slows. Dendrobiums prefer to be slightly dry between waterings — overwatering can lead to root rot. These orchids do best in small pots that match their root system, as they prefer to be slightly rootbound.

Fertilization

Feed with a balanced orchid fertilizer (such as 20-20-20) diluted to half strength with every watering during the growing season. Avoid high-nitrogen formulas (like 30-10-10) for extended periods, as they encourage leaf growth at the expense of flowers and roots. Reduce or stop fertilizing during the dormant winter period.

Get a Quote for Wholesale Dendrobium Orchids

Ready to source premium Dendrobium orchids from Thailand? Our team is here to help you find the right varieties, growth stages, and quantities for your business. Reach out today to discuss your order:


Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How many Dendrobium varieties does BB Orchids offer?

A: BB Orchids currently offers over 340 Dendrobium varieties, including 142 blooming-size options and 202 seedling varieties. Our catalog is regularly updated with new proprietary hybrids developed in our tissue culture lab.

Q: What is the best way to export Dendrobium orchids from Thailand?

A: The standard Thai export process for Dendrobium orchid shipments involves four key steps:

  1. Phytosanitary certificate issued by the Thai Department of Agriculture
  2. Export permit and documentation
  3. Bare root preparation and air freight shipping
  4. Customs paperwork coordinated with the buyer's import requirements

BB Orchids handles steps 1–3 in full and supports buyers with step 4. Clients provide their consignee and import permit details.

Q: How are Dendrobium orchids packed for shipping?

A: Seedlings are shipped bare root in cartons holding approximately 800–1,000 plants. Blooming and flowering-size plants ship in larger cartons, fitting around 100 potted plants or 180–200 bare-root mature plants. All packaging is designed to protect roots and foliage during air freight transit.

Q: Can I order both seedlings and flowering plants?

A: Yes. BB Orchids supplies Dendrobium plants at every growth stage - flask plantlets, seedlings, blooming size, and flowering size. You can mix different stages and varieties within a single order. Contact us to discuss your specific needs and receive a quote.

Q: How long do Dendrobium orchid flowers last?

A: Individual Dendrobium flowers typically last six to eight weeks. With proper care, mature plants can produce multiple flower sprays and bloom several times per year, making them a high-value product for retail and floral businesses.

Q: What is the difference between seedlings and blooming-size Dendrobium plants?

A: Seedlings are young plants grown in 1-inch pots, typically 5–10 cm tall, and require additional growing time before they flower. Blooming-size plants are mature orchids in 3.5-inch pots that are ready to produce flowers when environmental conditions are right. Seedlings are the more cost-effective option for nurseries growing plants, while blooming-size plants suit buyers who need retail-ready or event-ready stock.