Oh Maria my dendrophal arent pushing spike they are healthy with big mature cans am going to follow your advice on watering i pray my baby blooms for me
I am glad you decided to grow outdoors and not do windowsill even though northern growers need indoor advice. Good to see the new vids showing actual wild growing conditions. No going against the natural state.
I've long been looking for a handful of info on these species and yours is the most informative film on RUclips! Thank you Maria for all the details. I've had spectacular success with Nobile - it grows like crazy and has keiki everywhere plus flowers. From 4 mother planst I after a year have 17 plantlets and even the spikes with flowers produce roots (i keep them on mother plant though). I bought Dendrobium Phalenopsis last month but destroyed flowers spraying them with water :( they got brown spots from sunburn. Looking forward to new blossoms.
That was very detailed and informative between the two dendrobium orchids. I just purchased a dendrobium phaleanopsis and it doesn't look healthy and I will attempt to revive to its healthy state. I watered it with bloom fertilizer and hopefully it will be okay. It has a few flowers so I hope the bloom fertilizer won't do any harm! Thanks for sharing!
draco003 I don't think the bloom fertilizer will do any harm...I usually don't give the fertilizer at full strength and just to make sure it will not be too powerful for the orchid...If you have been giving the orchid adequate lighting, fertilization and water and it still looks weakened...I would definately do a repot to ensure that the root system is okay and that there is no insect or mold infestation. Give it new medium and a new start just to ensure it's health. Dendrobiums like good, indirect sunlight and like a little dry time in between watering so make sure that you are giving it what it needs and it should work out well for you facebook.com/MyOrchidAdventures ...if you would like to send me a pic via Facebook: Myorchidadventures...I may be able to give you further information. Best wishes, thank you for watching and HAPPY GROWING!
Thank you for this great video; I've just got my first Dendrobrium-Phaleanoposis... I think that's what kind it is. I have re-potted it in bark then fertilised but flowers are dying. I wonder whether I have covered too many roots and should have left some to sit out of top. I've subscribed to your channel also.
Thanks so much for watching and for your positive feedback! I don't believe the blooms dying is due to the covering of the roots...if planted in bark they should be fine. It more than likely is due to the shock of repotting. I would not overly concern yourself just as long as it stays green and continues to grow you should be fine. I will keep my fingers crossed for you in hoping that it grows well for you. Thanks so much for subscribing and joining me on my orchid adventures. I am hoping that my videos will be beneficial in your orchid adventures! HAPPY GROWING! :)
Maria you mentioned that the den nobile needs at least a 50' or below winter dormancy in order to bloom in the spring. I think I am in trouble living in South Florida..UM area. I thought of placing them in a compact fridge for the night temperatures. What do you think?
SHARON SHORTYes...there are many that have to do this to enable their plants to bloom. It's a great idea...just ensure that you set it at proper temperature....and don't forget to take them out during the day. :)
SHARON SHORT you may also check Craig's list to find them in your area...or even garage sales...I have seen mini fridges go as low as 20.00. During the end of Autumn when temperatures begin to drop...They should begin to receive regular temperatures again in the middle of Feb. or during the spring season but don't forget to take them out during the day to receive light. Good luck! :)
Awwwwww thanks so much for such positive and very kind comments! I really do appreciate and I'm glad that my video could benefit you! HAPPY GROWING AND STOP BY AND VISIT AGAIN SOON! :)
If I am lucky enuf to find one at a good price that would be great. This is why I chose to buy at this time, so I'd have plenty of time to prepare...Thanks again...
Just wanted to share this amazing site with everyone...although I think the writing is in Japanese...there are sooooooo many amazing pictures of orchids and I learned so much...also gave me many ideas on how I want to grow some future Orchids...have fun folks...and happy Orchid collecting!!! www.ranwild.org/Phalaenopsis/
Thank you very much for the knowledge you have bestowed upon me. I learned I have den.phals and not noble. I now know how to give them great and loving care. You were fantastic!
I’ve been watching your videos, as a beginner in St. Petersburg, Florida, you have been a great help! Are those your doggies? Any stories of your dogs ripping into your orchids? Geez, I do! And Girl.... you cray cray!!! I love it! 😁😂😁. Happy growing!
Thanks so much for watching! I am so glad that you have decided to join me on my orchid adventures! I have many videos and many more videos to come...so please visit often! HAPPY GROWING AND WELCOME TO THE M.Y. ORCHID ADVENTURE FAMILIA! :)
Beautiful plants . ... And I love ,love ,LOVE the antiques!!!!!!! I have a question: I have a Dendrobium Pierardii (mounted) , I water it every other day , so far so good , but what's your recommendations for watering a mounted orchid? I deffenately don't wanna kill it .
Thank you and yes I love antiques too! I don't have to many mounted orchids...but for the handful that I do...I have to make sure that I water as often as possible as they have a tendency to dry out very quickly. The ones that I have get watered daily....but if yours is well insulated with moss than you may not have to water as often...just make sure that is getting the required waterings....and if you are watering it every other day and it is happy and healthy then that may be it's required watering...it's really all about how your orchid has adapted to YOUR ENVIRONMENT that's going to determine it's best action you should take. I hope this helps. HAPPY GROWING!
hi , I love your videos and watch them as much as I can. I have a dendrobium candy corn ? I think is common name. I got it and it was full of green leaves now their all turning yellow and falling off. I can't find anything online about it. I'm having a problem tell the difference between the two types as well. I can send pics if on email. help please. I can send pics of them . thanks and any help would be greatly appreciated
Hey there and thank you so much for joining me on my orchid adventures! :) ...I wouldn't worry to much if the leaves begin to fall off...both types can do that and still be healthy and still continue to bloom on the leafless canes...the only time I would be concerned is if you also notice extreme wilting or discoloration in the cane...which is usually an indication that something could be wrong....feel free to post pictures of it on my Facebook page at MY Orchid Adventures.
I love the dendrobium!I have a dendrobium thyrsiflorum on its way from Thailand. it doesn't take much to make these beauties happy. happy growing! jayne, from Atlanta
Jayne Scanzano How exciting and congratulations on your bundle of joy from Thailand...please keep me posted and I would love to see a video or pictures of it! I just recently picked up a Blue Twinkle Dendrobium, one of the antelope varieties so I am very excited about that...it has spiked already and soon will be in bloom...YAAAAAAAAY! Happy orchid collecting and thank you for sharing in this wonderful orchid adventure!
Enjoy your knowledge but one comment about the videography itself..."difficult for me to watch because the camera is constantly moving and causes vertigo. I can listen but cannot watch. Maybe you could use a tripod or something else to keep camera steady in future? Thank you.
I love my dendrobiums, it just makes me happy to look at the new cane grow taller & fatter than the old ones.
Re-watching your den...clip helped me get better blooms this season up and down the stalk, thanks sgain.
Oh Maria my dendrophal arent pushing spike they are healthy with big mature cans am going to follow your advice on watering i pray my baby blooms for me
Cute puppies! Another great video on orchids!
I repot all my Dendro - and I keep in my patio - easy care -
all my Dendro start new flowers.for Spring .
I am glad you decided to grow outdoors and not do windowsill even though northern growers need indoor advice. Good to see the new vids showing actual wild growing conditions. No going against the natural state.
I've long been looking for a handful of info on these species and yours is the most informative film on RUclips! Thank you Maria for all the details. I've had spectacular success with Nobile - it grows like crazy and has keiki everywhere plus flowers. From 4 mother planst I after a year have 17 plantlets and even the spikes with flowers produce roots (i keep them on mother plant though). I bought Dendrobium Phalenopsis last month but destroyed flowers spraying them with water :( they got brown spots from sunburn. Looking forward to new blossoms.
Thanks, they are all soooi beautiful!!! Takes my breath away...
That was very detailed and informative between the two dendrobium orchids. I just purchased a dendrobium phaleanopsis and it doesn't look healthy and I will attempt to revive to its healthy state. I watered it with bloom fertilizer and hopefully it will be okay. It has a few flowers so I hope the bloom fertilizer won't do any harm! Thanks for sharing!
draco003 I don't think the bloom fertilizer will do any harm...I usually don't give the fertilizer at full strength and just to make sure it will not be too powerful for the orchid...If you have been giving the orchid adequate lighting, fertilization and water and it still looks weakened...I would definately do a repot to ensure that the root system is okay and that there is no insect or mold infestation. Give it new medium and a new start just to ensure it's health. Dendrobiums like good, indirect sunlight and like a little dry time in between watering so make sure that you are giving it what it needs and it should work out well for you facebook.com/MyOrchidAdventures ...if you would like to send me a pic via Facebook: Myorchidadventures...I may be able to give you further information. Best wishes, thank you for watching and HAPPY GROWING!
Thanks for the tip! I will take great care of it and keep my eyes on the roots. I think it will be okay...fingers and toes crossed ;)
Thank you for this great video; I've just got my first Dendrobrium-Phaleanoposis... I think that's what kind it is. I have re-potted it in bark then fertilised but flowers are dying. I wonder whether I have covered too many roots and should have left some to sit out of top. I've subscribed to your channel also.
Thanks so much for watching and for your positive feedback! I don't believe the blooms dying is due to the covering of the roots...if planted in bark they should be fine. It more than likely is due to the shock of repotting. I would not overly concern yourself just as long as it stays green and continues to grow you should be fine. I will keep my fingers crossed for you in hoping that it grows well for you. Thanks so much for subscribing and joining me on my orchid adventures. I am hoping that my videos will be beneficial in your orchid adventures! HAPPY GROWING! :)
@@PictureMaria1 Thank you.
Maria you mentioned that the den nobile needs at least a 50' or below winter dormancy in order to bloom in the spring. I think I am in trouble living in South Florida..UM area. I thought of placing them in a compact fridge for the night temperatures. What do you think?
SHARON SHORTYes...there are many that have to do this to enable their plants to bloom. It's a great idea...just ensure that you set it at proper temperature....and don't forget to take them out during the day. :)
Thank you soooo much. Searching Ebay and Amazon for the little fridge..now to see what the prices are..
Oh, when should I start placing them in and out of "cold storage" lol!! You are the best!
SHARON SHORT you may also check Craig's list to find them in your area...or even garage sales...I have seen mini fridges go as low as 20.00. During the end of Autumn when temperatures begin to drop...They should begin to receive regular temperatures again in the middle of Feb. or during the spring season but don't forget to take them out during the day to receive light. Good luck! :)
Okay thanks. I will keep a sharp eye out for the bargins..u r the best..
SHARON SHORT Thank you...your so sweet...and luckily you have ample time to find one before the cold season...hoping you get one at a good price.
Great video!Well explained!I watched few videos about Dendrobiums,but your was really helpfull.
Awwwwww thanks so much for such positive and very kind comments! I really do appreciate and I'm glad that my video could benefit you! HAPPY GROWING AND STOP BY AND VISIT AGAIN SOON! :)
MY Orchid Adventures You welcome!❤I got one Dendrobium,it is my very first one.I have few Phalaenopsises.I will stay tuned on you videos,for sure!😚
what does the whitish dry thing on the stem . I too have these
If I am lucky enuf to find one at a good price that would be great. This is why I chose to buy at this time, so I'd have plenty of time to prepare...Thanks again...
Most informative🌻
Just wanted to share this amazing site with everyone...although I think the writing is in Japanese...there are sooooooo many amazing pictures of orchids and I learned so much...also gave me many ideas on how I want to grow some future Orchids...have fun folks...and happy Orchid collecting!!! www.ranwild.org/Phalaenopsis/
+PictureMaria1 Hey Maria here is a Little Britiwebpage
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Thank you very much for the knowledge you have bestowed upon me. I learned I have den.phals and not noble. I now know how to give them great and loving care. You were fantastic!
SHARON SHORT Thank you very much...I really appreciate that...happy orchid growing and wishing many successful and wonderful orchid adventures! :)
I love the Nobel dends wish I could get one
They are pretty orchids!
Beautiful
Very very beautiful
I’ve been watching your videos, as a beginner in St. Petersburg, Florida, you have been a great help! Are those your doggies? Any stories of your dogs ripping into your orchids? Geez, I do!
And Girl.... you cray cray!!! I love it! 😁😂😁. Happy growing!
Hlo,how much time to a medium size dendrobium phalaenopsis bloom.
Thanx for somuch info. I subed.
Thanks so much for watching! I am so glad that you have decided to join me on my orchid adventures! I have many videos and many more videos to come...so please visit often! HAPPY GROWING AND WELCOME TO THE M.Y. ORCHID ADVENTURE FAMILIA! :)
Beautiful plants . ... And I love ,love ,LOVE the antiques!!!!!!! I have a question:
I have a Dendrobium Pierardii (mounted) , I water it every other day , so far so good , but what's your recommendations for watering a mounted orchid?
I deffenately don't wanna kill it .
Thank you and yes I love antiques too! I don't have to many mounted orchids...but for the handful that I do...I have to make sure that I water as often as possible as they have a tendency to dry out very quickly. The ones that I have get watered daily....but if yours is well insulated with moss than you may not have to water as often...just make sure that is getting the required waterings....and if you are watering it every other day and it is happy and healthy then that may be it's required watering...it's really all about how your orchid has adapted to YOUR ENVIRONMENT that's going to determine it's best action you should take. I hope this helps. HAPPY GROWING!
Thank for the information
I posted pics on your Facebook page what should I do with this leave ?? Please seeking your Expert Advise !!!!!
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hi , I love your videos and watch them as much as I can. I have a dendrobium candy corn ? I think is common name. I got it and it was full of green leaves now their all turning yellow and falling off. I can't find anything online about it. I'm having a problem tell the difference between the two types as well. I can send pics if on email. help please. I can send pics of them .
thanks and any help would be greatly appreciated
Hey there and thank you so much for joining me on my orchid adventures! :) ...I wouldn't worry to much if the leaves begin to fall off...both types can do that and still be healthy and still continue to bloom on the leafless canes...the only time I would be concerned is if you also notice extreme wilting or discoloration in the cane...which is usually an indication that something could be wrong....feel free to post pictures of it on my Facebook page at MY Orchid Adventures.
thanks
Alvin Whitley x
I love the dendrobium!I have a dendrobium thyrsiflorum on its way from Thailand. it doesn't take much to make these beauties happy. happy growing! jayne, from Atlanta
Jayne Scanzano How exciting and congratulations on your bundle of joy from Thailand...please keep me posted and I would love to see a video or pictures of it! I just recently picked up a Blue Twinkle Dendrobium, one of the antelope varieties so I am very excited about that...it has spiked already and soon will be in bloom...YAAAAAAAAY! Happy orchid collecting and thank you for sharing in this wonderful orchid adventure!
Enjoy your knowledge but one comment about the videography itself..."difficult for me to watch because the camera is constantly moving and causes vertigo. I can listen but cannot watch. Maybe you could use a tripod or something else to keep camera steady in future? Thank you.
val tillman Thank you kindly for watching and sharing your feedback! HAPPY GROWING AND WISHING YOU MUCH SUCCESS IN YOUR ORCHID ADVENTURE! :)
Hi! Is that orchid at the back a black cat? Also, great video very informative.
I WISH IT WAS!!!! It is actually an artificial dendrobium, with the color of a very deep maroon, appearing black...but again it is a fake flower. :(
oh... its pretty anyways. :3
+Rhen Cardano Thank you! :)
There are dendrobium orchids that you can consume..trying to find them from china...
SHARON SHORT Yes...and there are also vitamin made out of the dendrobiums as well.
Really, I am a vit freak. Will search net for them. U r the best.
:)
+SHARON SHORT I believe it's called Dendrobium Candidum. Most people seem to grow it for consumption in China.
Thanks so much Kh En.
Que linda.
Starclass.....💮
Graag in het Nederlands,ken geen Engels.
Oh so you werent an adorable pup. Ok.