Is Dendrobium nobile a Sedum plant?

No, according to the inquiry, 8u58 medicine website shows.

1. Dendrobium nobile is not a Sedum plant. Dendrobium nobile is an evergreen epiphytic herb, pseudobulb, stout, with erect stems, longitudinal grooves, alternate leaves, oblong to lanceolate, sharp, leaves about 20 cm long and 25 cm wide, leathery and green, which can last for several years.

2. Dendrobium nobile is a kind of Dendrobium, which belongs to epiphytic compound stem orchid. There are nearly a thousand primitive species, which is one of the main genera of Orchidaceae. Dendrobium is widely distributed in its origin, from Japan and Taiwan Province Province in Asia to Thailand, Indonesia and Malaysia, and even to Australia and New Zealand. Dendrobium nobile in Japan and Dendrobium nobile in Thailand, Singapore and Hawaii are the most famous. Especially when it comes to Thailand, people think of Dendrobium nobile. Dendrobium can be divided into two types: Dendrobium nobile, which blooms in spring and the pedicels are pulled out from the stems on both sides. The other is Dendrobium nobile, which blooms in autumn, and the pedicel is pulled out from the top of the stem. Each pedicel can bear one to twenty flowers, and the flower shape has a blue Phalaenopsis series and small petals.