Twenty-four nicely colored, slightly cupped, tubular flowers and forty-two buds in various states of maturity borne in clusters of two to four flowers on 22 clustered inflorescences which sparsely emerge from the nodes of 12 erect deciduous canes of a robust 33 cane plant grown in sphagnum moss in a 20-cm plastic pot; reed-like cylindrical canes 0.4 cm in diameter and up to 100-cm long; leaves entire, alternate, ovate-lanceolate, to 1.5 cm wide by 6 cm long; dorsal sepal oblong-elliptic and petals oblong, fuchsia pink, darker fuchsia basally; lateral sepals ovate-triangular, fuchsia pink, burnt orange ventral half, fused along ventral margin to form mentum which encloses lip's nectary spur; lip without lobes, blunt, clawed along apical margin, burnt orange, adnate to column; column fuchsia pink; anther cap white enclosing to black pollinia; ovary burnt orange; substance thin; texture matte; species native to New Guinea; recognized for unique erect growth habit within Dendrobium section Calyptrochilus.

Origin - bought at the Redland Orchid Show