Thank you! I will be doing an update soon on what’s been growing on in my garden...including buds and blooms. Please stay safe and mentally sound as well. Happy growing!
My big D. nobile makes so many keikis that all of my friends have them and now I am going to have to start binning them! I have never tried the second method but might do with another nobile that doesn't keiki too much. So funny that you left the bag in the sun and it triggered propagation! Thank you :D
I know this is old, but was very helpful for me! I have one with a couple of canes and I'm new to dendrobiums....glad I didn't cut those canes off! They are still green so now I will talk to it and tell it to grow babies!! LOL
I haven't had much luck with re potting the keikis, maybe because I didn't use the sphagnum moss like you do. But, I have cut the canes, laid them across another pot with growing medium in it, and bingo, the roots grow down into the pot, if I need to, i add a little more orchid bark. The cane feeds the new plants until its completely dried out and I just remove it easily. If there is more than one keiki I let them grow until I am sure that they will survive and then re-pot. Works every time.
Thank you for watching and yes it's amazing what these orchid creatures can do...as a matter of fact...my next door neighbor gave me a dendrobium cane that had not roots...I didn't think that it would survive even though she swore to me that it would...so I decided to entertain her and potted her up and put it to the side by my bush...with the rains and the winds it knocked the orchid down under the bush and I forgot about it...I just recently found it again completely out of the pot and lying on the ground...would you believe that a keiki managed to grow from the cane...again amazing what these creatures can do...and indeed they never seem to amaze me! :)
Thanks, Oh how are your vandas doing after that terrible freeze that almost killed them. Did they recuperate well? I'm scared to put mine out, because of the frost here in Florida. I keep mine indoors at all times ; )
Nice video! I just got starting to grow Orchids lol. I live in hawaii and i use black volcano cinders as media like our local nursery use they said its the best. I like your videos im learning many things. Thank you!
Thanks so much for watching all the way from Hawaii and I am happy to be able to share the information. I have never used volcano cinders as media, but it does sound quite interesting. Please be sure to let me know how it works for you. I will be on the lookout for volcano cinders and if I find it, I may also experiment with it for my orchids and other plants. I am sure it has great benefits. Wishing you the absolute best in your plant growing adventures! HAPPY GROWING!
@@PictureMaria1 Thank you so much!! I seen some black or red cinders for sale on ebay. I'm using black color cinders almost all of the orchids and anthurium nurserys using here. I was thinking of selling cinders too on ebay that guy selling good LOL. My name is Dean I'll check out all your videos.
You may not believe it . I found out that our dendrobium nobile is the hardiest tropical orchids. It’s been growing mounted on a huge trunk of a Banksia Rose enduring the winter of Redding , California for more than 5 years. We have already reproduced about 5 separate plants. By the way it can also endure the 3 digit summer temperatures of Redding.
Yes I agree! Many of our orchids are actually a lot hardier than what most give them credit for. I keep mine outdoors all year long and they never cease to amaze me with their ability to grow and thrive. One of the reasons why I love them so much! Congratulations with how well yours has been doing and continue the awesome work! Thanks for watching and HAPPY GROWING!
Lol no wonder knife didn’t cut the first kiekei...she had knife blade up! Couldn’t believe she didn’t realize it. Good information on transplanting them.
Hi I have bits and pcs. of dendrobium and wishing them to flowers. thank you for your tutorial. am a new friend here. Let's grow together with our flowers.
AWWWWWWW THANKS SO MUCH!!! :) I am so happy that you would join me on my orchid adventures! Kumusta ka? Sana mabute!!! Much love to you from Florida! I have a few species orchids that thrive naturally grow in the Philippines....I do treasure them. What kinds do you have? Again I thank you for watching and Mabuhay Philippines! HAPPY GROWING!!! :)
I wish i lived in a better climate. Always sunny there for you lol Anyways i was just thinking you might have taken them off too early they should be fine though. But i have learned a great amount about keikies and a good rule is to let them flower once before removing them . That way you know they have a wonderful chance at living if they can give up the energy to flower they can then be taken off the mother plant Happy growing to you!
Thanks for the concern but they will be just fine...this is how I do many of my orchids and they do quite well for me..I have never had a problem...this is actually the perfect size to remove them...just as long as they have enough roots and leaves to sustain themselves...and if you think about it in order for the Nobiles to bloom they have to be a full mature canes...can you imagine a bunch of full sized canes on your original canes...it would be quite a mess and a tedious task with all sorts of roots and canes every which way...you would risk the canes and roots constantly breaking and you would also have to constantly spray all of the aireal roots as well...so it wouldn't be feasible and could prove to be harmful for the plant.
....and that's fine to voice your thoughts...I was just speaking facts of what I have done with mine and what would happen if you wait until they become full grown, waiting a year before you take them off...just not feasible for some orchids, that's all...no offense taken here...did you get offended?
PictureMaria1 nope ! But for some people that dont live in Florida isnt not such a problem . Things tend to have problems them the weater is difficult ;)
Yes we do have beautiful weather here in FL...but we have our share of battles too...we are also considered the Hurricane State...so we also endure lots of rain, high winds and some pretty cruel storms...so we here in FL also must take some precaution with harsh weather conditions....and because I keep mine outdoors I also face the threat of nasty critters that love to feed on them...so we all face our struggles the best way we can...and know that we are doing the most we can for our beloved orchids that bring us so much joy. HAPPY GROWING to you as well. :)
6:40 I give my Dend. Nobile and Dend. Kingianum Berry Oda 1/10 6+6+6 orchid fertilizer that is set to 1 part per 4 parts water. They have grown much faster than the other keikis that I have. You can give them a very weak fertilizer to give them a head start if you wish.
+Xpwn HD Thanks for sharing...and am just so cautious with my keikies...understanding that they can be so sensitive to their environment and growing conditions...but I will say I am always willing to give every thing a try at least once...so I will give it a try and let you know how it goes for me! :)
Thank you! I am a neglectful orchid mom. I accidentally severed some canes and those are producing keikis. I just put those canes in the boots of my sabal palms (Coastal Central FL) and they're making keikis. Should I just leave them where they are since they seem happy?
What's the name of that stuff you put inside the pot? Does the dendrobium need only that or also a specific soil? What about the little balls of clay and little piece of pine bark? Thanks for your beautiful and useful video. Ciao from Italy
Hi Ma'am. Love your video. I live in a tropical climate. Is it ok if i plant orchids in crushed rocks with fern trunk pieces and spaghnam moss. Since no potting media available. Which fertilizer is suitable. How to kill the ants which nest in the orchids. Thanks
I am so happy that my video could help. Thank you for watching and I hope that you visit often as I do offer suggestions, tips and tricks to growing orchids and other amazing plants! HAPPY GROWING!
I love you my sister maria young . I'm sorry if I can't speak English in what yu do but im so many lessons to learn in your video. I spent 100 pesos everytime. to watch your video. for many information about take care a orchids .
...awwwww thanks for watching...I would love to send you something...if you want me to...you can provide me your address...and I will send...here is my email address... picturemaria@gmail.com
Love this video! My kid accidentally broke a cane, which was about to bloom, in 2… Is there a way to save it? The bottom parts has lots of new roots so. I will plant it directly into moss. But what about the top, where the flower were about to come out? Can I do the same?
Would it be OK to use the spaghnum moss from the woods? I'm worried the plant might get infected... Also have you tried the propagating method on phalaenopsis or any other variety?
I do believe it would be okay to use moss from the woods...if you are concerned about sanitization you can spray it down with peroxide to disinfect it...and yes I have done many propagations on many varieties of orchids. I have majority of them on my propagation play list.
You can...but you would have to water more often...and especially if you use charcoal...you would have to water very often. The roots are very sensitive at this point and can quickly wither away before your eyes... but the same goes for the moss as well...they can easily rot out if you water too much. The main thing is keeping a close eye and making sure they receive good water...but not too much...they should always be allowed to dry slightly (but not for very long) before watering again. I know it sounds tricky...but after you've tried raising up a couple of them, you will find what works out best in your area...and before you know it, you will be a pro. Best wishes and HAPPY GROWING! :)
...YES, I could do an update on these orchids...although I am not sure where I have mounted them...I know I spread them out throughout my garden. I will have to identify where I put them and do a video. Thanks for reminding me!
I'm sorry I didn't find this comment sooner...How did it go with the Cattleyas?...this is not a usual propagation method for cattleyas because it is usually said that to propagate a cattleya type orchid it would be through a division of 3 or more pseudo bulbs along with at least one new growth...the extra psuedo bulb is recommended for extra energy for the division...and if it does not have the extra energy it may not survive or it may be set back extremely, taking several years before it blooms. Let me know how your experiment worked...indeed I am curious to know.
hi there, that was so interesting the way you got those cane to grow, I love it. I have a question, did you cut the canes in smaller pieces and put them in the bag, or are they all whole canes from the base of the plant? Thank you.
Hi Maria! I want to ask - can I use the same propagation method for propagating dendrobium phalaenpsis? I once bought it from a discount and it didn't have any roots and now - a full year have past - she lost all of her leaves, produced no roots whatsoever and tried put out 3 flower spikes, but each failed to produce any flowers. I don't think she's going to put out any keikis or new roots, so can I use this propagation method to encourage keiki's growth on old canes? P.S. she has one big mother cane and two small canes.
Hi, I was trying to separate the Keiki but I broke the keiki, so now the keiki has no root. What should I do ? Will the keiki survive ? It is my first dendrobium and my first time to separate the keiki. Hope you can help ! Thank you
The main plant just continues to keep growing and I care for it as usual. I’ve never had a problem with removing keikis and keeping the mother plant healthy afterwards.
hai nice video...am frm india can u tell me how to germinate orchid seed pls pls help me out....I hve orchid seed but I dnt know to germinate them pls help pls
I do wish I could help...but I have never done it myself...it is quite a difficult process that includes specific temperatures, chemicals, flask and strict disinfecting methods. I have seen the materials being sold on eBay...so you may be able to purchase them with instructions on how to do it...also I have seen some videos on how to do it...but again it is still a difficult process. Good luck and keep me posted if you get a chance to try it out.
Thank you for your kind comment...and you are absolutely correct...cinnamon is great for encouraging rapid healing thus preventing infections...thank you for joining me on my orchid adventures and HAPPY GROWING! :)
When the orchid is younger it can appreciate media that is more moisture retentive and can hold more water for longer amounts of time. That is why I suggest sphagnum moss. But this orchid can be grown by other methods as well...such as bark, mounting, clay pellets...etc...The only difference would be that it may require more watering.
A new growth cane on my dendrobium nobile broke after reaching about 6 inches. :( Im going to try cutting segments and see if i salvage something. Thanks for the video!!
fifi corina Indeed....these are rapid growers...so in no time they will be growing like crazy...especially the roots...I will more than likely have to repot in about 6 months.
Love the zip lock bag method, nature hates waste and this was a success story for you. So entertained by your videos and learn heaps. Many thanks.
Missed you and your orchid videos! Thanks for this one. Stay safe and garden happy!
Thank you! I will be doing an update soon on what’s been growing on in my garden...including buds and blooms. Please stay safe and mentally sound as well. Happy growing!
The mentally sound is the hard part! However, your videos 😊❤️ bring the happiness in my secluded apartment! Thank you 😊!
My big D. nobile makes so many keikis that all of my friends have them and now I am going to have to start binning them! I have never tried the second method but might do with another nobile that doesn't keiki too much. So funny that you left the bag in the sun and it triggered propagation! Thank you :D
Gardening at Douentza I love nobles exactly for that reason...big bloomers and big baby makers! LOL! :)
I know this is old, but was very helpful for me! I have one with a couple of canes and I'm new to dendrobiums....glad I didn't cut those canes off! They are still green so now I will talk to it and tell it to grow babies!! LOL
I haven't had much luck with re potting the keikis, maybe because I didn't use the sphagnum moss like you do. But, I have cut the canes, laid them across another pot with growing medium in it, and bingo, the roots grow down into the pot, if I need to, i add a little more orchid bark. The cane feeds the new plants until its completely dried out and I just remove it easily. If there is more than one keiki I let them grow until I am sure that they will survive and then re-pot. Works every time.
+Carol Bryan ...sounds like an excellent way of doing it as well...thanks for sharing and I will also try that technique as well! HAPPY GROWING! :)
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Bravo, ja radim sa kokosovim vlaknima na drugim vrstama orhideja, sada cu probati i dendrobium nobile tako razmnoziti💚🍀
That baggie method is so intriguing!! I love surprise growths! Thanks for the update!
Thank you for watching and yes it's amazing what these orchid creatures can do...as a matter of fact...my next door neighbor gave me a dendrobium cane that had not roots...I didn't think that it would survive even though she swore to me that it would...so I decided to entertain her and potted her up and put it to the side by my bush...with the rains and the winds it knocked the orchid down under the bush and I forgot about it...I just recently found it again completely out of the pot and lying on the ground...would you believe that a keiki managed to grow from the cane...again amazing what these creatures can do...and indeed they never seem to amaze me! :)
Your passion for orchids is inspiring. Thanks for sharing. :)
Great video! I especially liked the insert part that is so awesome that the canes propagated!
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! I am so happy that you have joined me on my orchid adventures!!! I am hoping all is well in your orchid world! HAPPY GROWING!! :)
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Thank you so much for sharing you knowledge! And you are so beautiful!
That was awesome Maria!! I will try that out after my Den. Nobile is mature. Thank you for sharing.
That's great and the best of luck! :)
Thanks, Oh how are your vandas doing after that terrible freeze that almost killed them. Did they recuperate well? I'm scared to put mine out, because of the frost here in Florida. I keep mine indoors at all times ; )
Nice video! I just got starting to grow Orchids lol. I live in hawaii and i use black volcano cinders as media like our local nursery use they said its the best. I like your videos im learning many things. Thank you!
Thanks so much for watching all the way from Hawaii and I am happy to be able to share the information. I have never used volcano cinders as media, but it does sound quite interesting. Please be sure to let me know how it works for you. I will be on the lookout for volcano cinders and if I find it, I may also experiment with it for my orchids and other plants. I am sure it has great benefits. Wishing you the absolute best in your plant growing adventures! HAPPY GROWING!
@@PictureMaria1 Thank you so much!! I seen some black or red cinders for sale on ebay. I'm using black color cinders almost all of the orchids and anthurium nurserys using here. I was thinking of selling cinders too on ebay that guy selling good LOL. My name is Dean I'll check out all your videos.
Hi, like the black volcano cinders, is that what you use exclusively for potting-repotting ? Do you add anything else ? Thanks
@@MrJenten10 Yes i use black cinders.
You may not believe it . I found out that our dendrobium nobile is the hardiest tropical orchids. It’s been growing mounted on a huge trunk of a Banksia Rose enduring the winter of Redding , California for more than 5 years. We have already reproduced about 5 separate plants. By the way it can also endure the 3 digit summer temperatures of Redding.
Yes I agree! Many of our orchids are actually a lot hardier than what most give them credit for. I keep mine outdoors all year long and they never cease to amaze me with their ability to grow and thrive. One of the reasons why I love them so much! Congratulations with how well yours has been doing and continue the awesome work! Thanks for watching and HAPPY GROWING!
MY Tropical Plant Adventures believe it or not they’ve been covered by snow almost every winter.
Lol no wonder knife didn’t cut the first kiekei...she had knife blade up! Couldn’t believe she didn’t realize it. Good information on transplanting them.
She was cutting upwards, that’s why she had turned the knife upwards... she knew what she was doing... just not such a sharp blade..
Very well explained. This is the type of vids I like to watch. Thanks.
Hi I have bits and pcs. of dendrobium and wishing them to flowers. thank you for your tutorial. am a new friend here. Let's grow together with our flowers.
Hi. Nice plants
Hello and thank you! Happy growing!
hi I'm your fan and I love orchids here in Philippines I have many native orchids. I love to watch your video
AWWWWWWW THANKS SO MUCH!!! :) I am so happy that you would join me on my orchid adventures! Kumusta ka? Sana mabute!!! Much love to you from Florida! I have a few species orchids that thrive naturally grow in the Philippines....I do treasure them. What kinds do you have? Again I thank you for watching and Mabuhay Philippines! HAPPY GROWING!!! :)
Thanks. Interesting that the canes in the moss will shoot.
I wish i lived in a better climate. Always sunny there for you lol
Anyways i was just thinking you might have taken them off too early they should be fine though. But i have learned a great amount about keikies and a good rule is to let them flower once before removing them . That way you know they have a wonderful chance at living if they can give up the energy to flower they can then be taken off the mother plant
Happy growing to you!
Thanks for the concern but they will be just fine...this is how I do many of my orchids and they do quite well for me..I have never had a problem...this is actually the perfect size to remove them...just as long as they have enough roots and leaves to sustain themselves...and if you think about it in order for the Nobiles to bloom they have to be a full mature canes...can you imagine a bunch of full sized canes on your original canes...it would be quite a mess and a tedious task with all sorts of roots and canes every which way...you would risk the canes and roots constantly breaking and you would also have to constantly spray all of the aireal roots as well...so it wouldn't be feasible and could prove to be harmful for the plant.
Ok like i said they should be fine. I was just voicing my thought
....and that's fine to voice your thoughts...I was just speaking facts of what I have done with mine and what would happen if you wait until they become full grown, waiting a year before you take them off...just not feasible for some orchids, that's all...no offense taken here...did you get offended?
PictureMaria1 nope ! But for some people that dont live in Florida isnt not such a problem . Things tend to have problems them the weater is difficult ;)
Yes we do have beautiful weather here in FL...but we have our share of battles too...we are also considered the Hurricane State...so we also endure lots of rain, high winds and some pretty cruel storms...so we here in FL also must take some precaution with harsh weather conditions....and because I keep mine outdoors I also face the threat of nasty critters that love to feed on them...so we all face our struggles the best way we can...and know that we are doing the most we can for our beloved orchids that bring us so much joy. HAPPY GROWING to you as well. :)
6:40 I give my Dend. Nobile and Dend. Kingianum Berry Oda 1/10 6+6+6 orchid fertilizer that is set to 1 part per 4 parts water. They have grown much faster than the other keikis that I have. You can give them a very weak fertilizer to give them a head start if you wish.
+Xpwn HD Thanks for sharing...and am just so cautious with my keikies...understanding that they can be so sensitive to their environment and growing conditions...but I will say I am always willing to give every thing a try at least once...so I will give it a try and let you know how it goes for me! :)
Yes, I gave the fertilizer to my stronger keikis.
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Yes, what is it?
Thank you! I am a neglectful orchid mom. I accidentally severed some canes and those are producing keikis. I just put those canes in the boots of my sabal palms (Coastal Central FL) and they're making keikis. Should I just leave them where they are since they seem happy?
Awesome!!! ...and yes I would...just ensure you water them often to keep them happy and growing well. ENJOY AND HAPPY GROWING!
@@PictureMaria1 THANK YOU for your prompt response!
What's the name of that stuff you put inside the pot? Does the dendrobium need only that or also a specific soil? What about the little balls of clay and little piece of pine bark? Thanks for your beautiful and useful video. Ciao from Italy
Hi Ma'am. Love your video. I live in a tropical climate. Is it ok if i plant orchids in crushed rocks with fern trunk pieces and spaghnam moss. Since no potting media available. Which fertilizer is suitable. How to kill the ants which nest in the orchids. Thanks
Thank you for this soo much. I didn't know how to remove the many I have growing out of the canes
I am so happy that my video could help. Thank you for watching and I hope that you visit often as I do offer suggestions, tips and tricks to growing orchids and other amazing plants! HAPPY GROWING!
I love you my sister maria young . I'm sorry if I can't speak English in what yu do but im so many lessons to learn in your video. I spent 100 pesos everytime. to watch your video. for many information about take care a orchids .
...awwwww thanks for watching...I would love to send you something...if you want me to...you can provide me your address...and I will send...here is my email address... picturemaria@gmail.com
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Love this video! My kid accidentally broke a cane, which was about to bloom, in 2… Is there a way to save it? The bottom parts has lots of new roots so. I will plant it directly into moss. But what about the top, where the flower were about to come out? Can I do the same?
Would this work similarly for a dendrobium nobile? JUST lost a cane to a toddler accident....😒
...Yes it would...and as a matter of fact...this is a dendrobium nobile type. :)
Please guide how to help them to grow saplings if they are not reproducing by themselves.
Which season is best to take keikis off to propergate..
You sound just like my girlfriends mother, like spot on your voice, only without the Czech accent lol. And don't worry she's very young ;)
Thank you, very helpful!
My orchids has many canes, pls show how to grow keikis on them. Sad to say we have no moß here, only coconut husk and charcoal.
I love orchid watch your video very nice I am India
Thank you so much for joining me on M.Y. Orchid Adventures! Sending you much to you in India from little ole me here in Florida! :)
Da li bih mogla koristiti kokosova vlakna umjesto sphagnum mahovine?
Will this also work for Dendrobium Anosmum?
how they are doing i had a few nobile keikis they went to heaven i used bark would you suggest sphagnum or not
can you tell me if all DENDROBIUM go like this one has i have a white one and would like to get some more of them?
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Would it be OK to use the spaghnum moss from the woods? I'm worried the plant might get infected... Also have you tried the propagating method on phalaenopsis or any other variety?
I do believe it would be okay to use moss from the woods...if you are concerned about sanitization you can spray it down with peroxide to disinfect it...and yes I have done many propagations on many varieties of orchids. I have majority of them on my propagation play list.
thank you for your videos i like to watch it
Thanks for sharing....I love your video. :-)
Mon Chi awwwwwwwwww....and thanks so much for watching and sharing with me in my orchid adventures. :)
In which time we should apply the second method, winter or summer
Do you need to leave a gap in the ziplock bag for air?
very helpful. Thank you!
Can I propogate the keikis in coconut husk as the medium instead of moss ? Or charcoal?
You can...but you would have to water more often...and especially if you use charcoal...you would have to water very often. The roots are very sensitive at this point and can quickly wither away before your eyes... but the same goes for the moss as well...they can easily rot out if you water too much. The main thing is keeping a close eye and making sure they receive good water...but not too much...they should always be allowed to dry slightly (but not for very long) before watering again. I know it sounds tricky...but after you've tried raising up a couple of them, you will find what works out best in your area...and before you know it, you will be a pro. Best wishes and HAPPY GROWING! :)
Thank you much ! I am so excited as i have a new keiki
I have a vanda with small flowers smell is so nice and paelanopsis I dont know if I'm right to spell my sister. mag ingat ka po at salamat
Very nice...I love vandas and species phals...they both are my favorite! :)
Are there any upgrades on how they look today?
...YES, I could do an update on these orchids...although I am not sure where I have mounted them...I know I spread them out throughout my garden. I will have to identify where I put them and do a video. Thanks for reminding me!
Please give us an update:)
Just wanna ask if there is an alternative to Sphagnum Moss??
Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for watching! :)
Should I water them?
Finally how to save my orchid that has only 2 little keikes left. ! Thanks!
hi my dear, advice: cut the keikis with a portion of the cane, not removing the me ik is alone, because they are very small to endure the wound
That is a good suggestion...although mine did just fine...but better safe than sorry. Thanks!
Ihave tryed this with my cattaleya canes waiting to see if i get the same results will let you know how it goes
I'm sorry I didn't find this comment sooner...How did it go with the Cattleyas?...this is not a usual propagation method for cattleyas because it is usually said that to propagate a cattleya type orchid it would be through a division of 3 or more pseudo bulbs along with at least one new growth...the extra psuedo bulb is recommended for extra energy for the division...and if it does not have the extra energy it may not survive or it may be set back extremely, taking several years before it blooms. Let me know how your experiment worked...indeed I am curious to know.
hi there, that was so interesting the way you got those cane to grow, I love it. I have a question, did you cut the canes in smaller pieces and put them in the bag, or are they all whole canes from the base of the plant? Thank you.
I has cut them...I think they were about 4 inches.
Hi Maria! I want to ask - can I use the same propagation method for propagating dendrobium phalaenpsis? I once bought it from a discount and it didn't have any roots and now - a full year have past - she lost all of her leaves, produced no roots whatsoever and tried put out 3 flower spikes, but each failed to produce any flowers. I don't think she's going to put out any keikis or new roots, so can I use this propagation method to encourage keiki's growth on old canes? P.S. she has one big mother cane and two small canes.
Yes this can work for them too.
Hi. My Dendrobium is growing nicely and there is a few stems. I was thinking to propagate it by division. Would the division damage the roots? Thanks.
Do I have to use sphagnum moss
No you don’t but I have found when they are smaller they do better with water retentive media.
MY Tropical Plant Adventures Thank you I love your videos. Keep posting. ❤️🇹🇹
Good luck with the keiki's
ivy geerman Thank you...and they are growing quite well...root development has gone cuuuuuraaaaazy on these little guys!
Hi, I was trying to separate the Keiki but I broke the keiki, so now the keiki has no root. What should I do ? Will the keiki survive ? It is my first dendrobium and my first time to separate the keiki. Hope you can help ! Thank you
How can you grow the mother tree after you have taken off the baby trees on her?
The main plant just continues to keep growing and I care for it as usual. I’ve never had a problem with removing keikis and keeping the mother plant healthy afterwards.
hai nice video...am frm india can u tell me how to germinate orchid seed pls pls help me out....I hve orchid seed but I dnt know to germinate them pls help pls
I do wish I could help...but I have never done it myself...it is quite a difficult process that includes specific temperatures, chemicals, flask and strict disinfecting methods. I have seen the materials being sold on eBay...so you may be able to purchase them with instructions on how to do it...also I have seen some videos on how to do it...but again it is still a difficult process. Good luck and keep me posted if you get a chance to try it out.
Fantastic!
You may consider also using powdered cinnamon over the injuries on the keikis and on the cane to avoid fungal and bacterial infections.
Thank you for your kind comment...and you are absolutely correct...cinnamon is great for encouraging rapid healing thus preventing infections...thank you for joining me on my orchid adventures and HAPPY GROWING! :)
What the material you used
Good demo
If I don't hv peat Moss what else I can use?whr I live we don't get it
When the orchid is younger it can appreciate media that is more moisture retentive and can hold more water for longer amounts of time. That is why I suggest sphagnum moss. But this orchid can be grown by other methods as well...such as bark, mounting, clay pellets...etc...The only difference would be that it may require more watering.
Mariyah Yakub you can order spagnum moss from Amazon or Walmart on line
A new growth cane on my dendrobium nobile broke after reaching about 6 inches. :(
Im going to try cutting segments and see if i salvage something.
Thanks for the video!!
Super n....you can use saw dust...
Very good
Well explained thank you
Growing under the tree is pretty good location
Can help orchid grower
Can I buy some of that orchid from you
Beautiful keikis but don't forget, Dendrobiums like to have their roots very crowded, so very tiny pots.
fifi corina Indeed....these are rapid growers...so in no time they will be growing like crazy...especially the roots...I will more than likely have to repot in about 6 months.
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nice maria
The knife is used with the opposite side :)
thanks
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rocks？
Dendrobium growing fast - if me I will plant in 3 pots .
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omgggg you have final cut pro as well lol
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Muito obrigado por assistir e fico feliz que você tenha gostado. Desejo-lhe o melhor absoluto em suas aventuras de orquídeas. FELIZ CRESCIMENTO! :)
You have hold the knife in wrong side. Sorry mam
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i mean moss not moß...
you planting wrong. they will be dead .
Really!!! I wonder why they are all alive and well to this very day. LOL!!!
Are you a robot?
...NO...I DON'T THINK SO...I MEAN AT LEAST MY MOTHER NEVER SAID I WAS...ARE YOU?