The little bumps are nodes where blooms come from.
Here is a pic. Many tags have "The King' when it should be just 'King', there is a similar clone 'Queen'.
Here is a pic.
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Wonderful! Do I still keep this plant cool and dry? To date I've basically been guessing regarding culture.

The other plant ID stick is totally legible, reads Dendrobium Happy Bride. I have not found eny reference to this plant via google. Are you familiar with this name?

Here is another pic. Plant grown by a specialist Nobile grower.
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Read the complete culture notes written by J Yamamoto.
Beware of this bone dry business, I have bumped various orchids off by keeping them bone dry in their "resting" period.
Den. Happy Bride registered by Yamamoto in 1978. Might be pink. (google gives lots of Happy brides. Lol)

Sometimes I have had babies instead of flowers. That has happened for me when I watered or fertilized too soon. Yours are probably flowers but it could be a kieki.

That picture is gorgeous. I'll be thrilled if I can ever come close to the blooms on your plant. I've read a lot since I got it's complete name and look forward to the challenge of growing it.

Yes Arthur, but ALL I came up with were happy Brides. I'll do a search again and see if I missed something. The HB plant has more of the nubs at nodes than does the King plant. A pinkie would be great, pinks run a close second to white as far as my choice of fav flower colors!

And yes ShavedMonkey, I know they can be kiekis. Hopefully I won't have too long a wait to know for sure. The plant does have dried up kiekis from other attempts of the Plaant to grow them. If these should be kiekis, then I'll have a different challenge ;)

Looks like buds to me. Usually if its going to keki you see a different shape. Ask how I know?

The next year I decided to withhold all water for months. I was determined not to get keikis again.... so, I wound up killing the plant from lack of water.

Give it a little water, just don't fertilize.

Great plant!

Jane