Taking care of a Dendrobium orchid plant is not a difficult task. It has some specific needs that you must remember to provide in order for it to thrive and bloom again, year after year. First, the plant should be placed in bright indirect light with temperatures between 65-80 degrees Fahrenheit during the day and no lower than 55 degrees at night. Water your Dendrobium orchid consistently; once every 7-10 days when growing actively (spring/summer) and about once per month during dormancy (fall/winter). Make sure you always use lukewarm water as cold water can shock the roots! It’s also important to fertilize regularly, especially during active growth periods. Use an all purpose fertilizer diluted by half the recommended amount so as not to overfertilize your plant. Repotting is necessary approximately every 2 years depending on how quickly it grows out of its pot. When repotting choose a new container that is only slightly larger than the previous one and make sure it has good drainage holes at the bottom; clay pots are best since they allow air circulation around the root system which helps prevent rot from overwatering or poor drainage conditions. Finally, keep humidity levels high by misting regularly or using a humidifier if needed - this will help ensure vibrant blooms come springtime!