How to identify Orchids without flowers - A simple guide for beginners!
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- Опубликовано: 4 мар 2019
- Today we take a closer look at some of the most popular Orchids in flower shop and try to recognize them, even if they don't have flowers!
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There are a few very popular Orchids on the market, so let's run through the most popular ones:
1. Phalaenopsis Orchids are the most popular of them all!
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2. Paphiopedilums, or slipper Orchids are the most common terrestrial Orchid!
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3. Cattleya Orcvhids are some of the most fragrant of all!
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Cattleya watering • How to water Cattleya ...
4. Dendrobium Phalaenopsis type loves lightt and life in a warm home!
Den. Phal care tips • How to grow Dendrobium...
4. Dendrobium nobile blooms once per year, but puts on a great show!
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5. Oncidium Orchids are more diverse than anything!
Oncidium care guide • How to care for Oncidi...
6. Vanda Orchids are the showiest orchids around!
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Subtropical climate, hot summers and mild winters
60-90% humidity, always breezy
Growth space is kept at min 17C and max 29C
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🌸 What I use in my Grow Room:
Media:
LECA - Pokon or IKEA
Various organic mixes from rePotme bit.ly/2Dmu9mW
Sphagnum Moss - Spagmoss from Besgrow bit.ly/2LSZjEx or bit.ly/2WOF1D7
Fertilizer and supplements:
MSU Orchid fertilizer for osmosis / rain water bit.ly/2LS2bSg
Orchid Focus Bloom (when I need something low in N)
Pots, containers, baskets:
DIY self watering pots and masks from local flower shops
Lechuza self watering pots amzn.to/2wIUWq2
Wooden Vanda baskets bit.ly/2NfIlWI
Slotted pots from rePotme bit.ly/2Ds488b
Lighting:
LED shop panels from Leroy Merlin, 4000k
Tertial lamps from IKEA + 4000k LED bulbs (various brands)
Orvibo WiFi Smart Plugs amzn.to/2MLSR7T
Shelf units:
Shirley's Simple Shelving bit.ly/2qAcS1r
Lerberg and Mulig from IKEA
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For more specific ID's here's my routine ;) ruclips.net/video/zN8ndi_FfYM/видео.html
do you have a website where I can buy orchids especially dendrobium .
@@melodywillbond9522 Publix sells or his Walmart as well l
I've been growing orchids for several years now and still find this video very useful for helping clarify the differences between orchid types. Well done!
Thank you so much Dani for your expert advice on orchid Id and care. You are the best with clear precise commentary. You are much appreciated xxx
Thank you, Danny, for another excellent video. After 10 years of growing orchids, I sometimes feel like a beginner. There’s no substitute for experience and yet there is still so much to learn. Your videos are always helpful. 🌺
So true! There's always more to learn. :)
@@EccentricNature I know I’m about 2 years too late but I have to agree, I’ve been growing orchids for over 20 years but now that we have RUclips etc I feel a bit like a novice all over again. So much to learn, so little time to do it.
I love plants but I have always stayed away from orchid because I always thought they were hard to take care of but thanks to your videos I have been very successful with my orchids :) I went from having one to 15 in just a month 😅😂
Exactly what I needed for my discounted orchids! Thank you!
Amazing Orchids. Very nice . Thank you for all the information
I love the idea for this video!! Awesome! For the last 3 years I have learned everything I know about orchids from you. I started by looking for help for my sick new phal and was hooked. Now I have a modest and varied collection. Thank you so much for all you teach us about this wonderful hobby!
Thanks a lot for the information. Very helpful ❤
Hi Danny, your video helps a lot. Thank you!
I need this lesson! Thanks!
Very informative for beginners like me thank you
Good job! This was very helpful
I absolutely love watching your videos, you're so educational and your voice is very very soothing. I can't deal with so many RUclipsrs or their video but I can happily share, watch from start to end and rewatch
Excellent video. from a beginner. Thank YOU!
Fabulous video. So helpful for those of us who, as my friend used to say, know just enough to be dangerous, lol! I saved this one to my orchid board on Pinterest. Now I'm waiting for the video I requested about how you keep so many varieties in one grow room all requiring different watering, lighting, heat, fertilizing and dormancy times. I'm "growing" my grow room and I'm sure others would find this useful as well. Thanks for sharing your experiences.
Now I know which orchid I have. It's Vanda orchid. Thanks a lot for uploading this video.
I’m new at this and Dani this was perfect for a beginner thank you!!!!
Hi Danny, a video about identification of oncidium type orchids with and without blooms would be really interesting. They look confusingly similar and are mostly sold simply as cambrias.
Thanks for making these videos, I really enjoy watching them!
Great information. TFS.
Very well done.
Thank you so much for the videos Danny it sooo informative ang interesting😘😘😘keep safe
Amazing video!!!!
Hi Danny. Talking about fragrant phals just recently purchased a mini (?) phal variety, Lui's Cute Angel is in bloom and gosh is fragrant. It is of sweet honeydew and quite room filling scent early in the morning. Seems this year am doing better in repotting without as many fatalities ( thank you Danny !!!) using bestgro Premium New Zealand Spagnum Moss. Takes getting used to in using the media and different environment. As spring approaches root tips are either developing or turning a fresh green color, gosh finally !
Another great video, Danny! Learnt so much from it 🌸💮
I agree with you, when I see a "discounted" orchid, I just want to save it. Just saved a phal this past weekend. I want to nurture it back to bloom...Not always successful but I try 😉
Always worth trying!
Great! Thanks
Thank you for the difference
Oh and P.S. I love your videos!
Thanks!!👍😀🍀❗
Wow. Thank u thank u Mam Dani for the info💞
Glad to help! ☺️
Thank you for the educational video, not sure if you have a video on how to take care of meltoniaopsis..its my first time to purchase such kind, thank you
Спасибо ! Орхидеи у вас просто klass !🙌👍😉🌸🌸🌸
Hi Danny. I love this series. Even though I've been raising orchids for 6-7yrs now I still consider myself a novice/hobbiest. I have a micro-den that has never bloomed for me but after following your advice and adventures I moved it to leca sw and low and behold it's blooming!
Please keep doing there kind of "beginner's vids. I still learn so much!
Thank you
Rowan
Congrats! Glad the new medium worked. I'm dying to try it myself but I need a new orchid to use it in. :)
@@EccentricNature I switched all my orchids. The phals, psychopsis, Cattelays, cimbidiums, oncidiums,dens, especially my sharry baby, although I had switch to bark for the Charles Fitch (it hated the leca). My catasetum isn't doing well in bark so I may switch it to the leca setup also my neo finitia (the spaghnum degraded in about 4mos in the sw setup, so I'll try the leca with it).
I'm in Oklahoma and my setup has overhead lights I found on Amazon. Except for the cattleys and dens all of them stay inside when it's warm enough to put them outside, above 65 degrees. Also buying bark for all my orchids was costing me $18 for a 1gal bag and I need at least 4-5 to transplant all of them once a year. It cost me about $18 for a 10 liter bag and the leca can be used over and over by boiling it. I love that it doesn't degrade. I bought an extra bag bc I know I'll be buying more orchids asap when it's warmer and doing the same setup on my bar. Lol, can never have enough orchids!
@@rowand2263 You're lucky that way, in England there's no way I can keep them outside. I have thought about doing leca, but I haven't heard enough about how it works with phalaenopsis yet. I have 4 that need repotting this year.
@@EccentricNature phals love the leca. Can't go wrong. Mine are in self watering pots as well. Talk about low maintenance! Just sit back and enjoy them! Unless the need to "Po up" in 3-5yrs ,you won't need to worry about them. I put mine in pots with an inside measurement of 7" so they'd have room to grow. They've got great roots growing and have acclimated to leca without skipping a beat.
@@rowand2263 nice. Aren't there some varietals that don't like self watering though?
Today I went to Walmart, and found an orchid on clearance, no flowers but came to this video to be able to identify what I have...well I went through the video...and I believe I have a dendrobium phalaenopsis...as you described the cattleya and this one, I believe the d.p. is what I have. I brought it home, and drenched it under the sink because it was so brittle and dry and I knew the poor thing needed water...I placed her outside along my rescued phalaenopsis...now it's about 6 hrs since I watered it and immediately everything that was dry is now alive...I do have a dead cane and a second one also but will go to your videos to see what I have to do to rescue this distressed plant. There is some yellowing, at the tip and one from the beginning of the leaf...the root system is white and they're all sticking outside. I could not read the label but in just a few hours this plant has come alive...I am in Miami, Fl so we have hot weather, and it rained today but they are on the window sill outside on my terrace. Thank you so much for the explanations to these plants...I want to see if I can go back and rescue some more...but in the meantime, need to check out your video and I already see one...
thanks for sharing your tips ;)
thank you!!
Thank you
Excellent excellent excellent video! Thank you so much for this video. One thing I noticed is you use bark and the clay beads. I have several orchids that need repotting this year, should I change over to clay beads?
Hi Danny thanks so much for this video, I've watched it a few times. I have recently been gifted a few varieties so this helped in identifying what they are. I have 1 that you didnt show and I think it is cymbidium. Any info that you might be able to provide on these guys would be great thanks
thank you so much for providing this introductory tips!! Appreciate from the bottom of my heart
Hello Dany! I love your videos and insta, thank you so much for your content and passion for orchids. In the first orchid that you show there are some whitish stains on the leaves, mine also have those, what are they? are they harmful for my orchids? Greetings from Colombia :)
Very nice basic help for beginners. Do you have any information on oeceoclades spathulifera? I acquired one but can't find much information. Regarding my climzte-I live in Canada.
Thanks for any information you can give.
Nice. I have a dark purple cattleya
Do you move your orchids from time to time or do you leave them in place? For example, to get more sun during the morning or evening hours ...
Hi 👋 am a big fun of yours coz i love orchids too just want to ask what is that fruit like you put in the pot of the orchid. Thanks 🙏 😘
Hey Miss you're fabulous,love 😘from Kolkata
Hi, Danny... you are doin' good job.. you are #SAVIOUR# there are so many people in this world who loves orchid they buy it from market but really they don't have any idea how to take care of it...👍
Thank you Danni, I have been wondering how to tell what type of orchid I am looking at without the flower, I have plenty of them without tags, this will help me for sure.
V useful
VERY helpful! thank you. I bought, at discount because it was done flowering, an orchid that I thought was a cattelya...and I posted on FB asking for help. The administrator kicked me out because he said it wasn't a catt LOL... he was not helpful, just kind of rude so I took myself out of that group. However, after watching your video, I now believe it is a dendrobium, it has one long spike with no flower and a new spike with several leaves coming along. When I brought it home, the old spike had a couple of nice leaves but they turned yellow and fell off. This new spike has very healthy leaves on it. No idea what color it is but it will be fun to find out! LOL
Oh nooo sorry to hear that happened :(( honestly sometimes Catts and Dendrobiums can look very similar! The good thing is they take very similar care, so even if you think it's a Cattleya and turns out to be a Denphal, the culture would still be adequate! ☺️
@@MissOrchidGirl Thank you, I was a bit shocked at the reaction. I'm in two other gardening groups and never seen anyone act like that! LOL Anyway, I watched your video and I'm sure it's a Denphal I guess we are calling them. I've got a pretty good green thumb and have several phalans....(sp lol) and they are doing very well. But I'm excited to grow orchids that might have a scent. I recently acquired the Denphal which is doing great, and today I received the green "golf" one and a "cleo". I'm very excited and looking forward to your videos teaching me more!!
Which type of orchid blooms the most often and has a good scent ? I’d love a recommendation for my office
I just watched a ton of your videos. I'm trying to find out what I have. I think it's the osmoglosum pulchellum orchid. I haven't seen a flower in 4 years. I'm going to repot it and replace what it's in.
TERRIFIC VIDEO! I will watch it over and over. Was like a crash course in “Orchids for the Beginner” My head was spinning after the 19:24 minutes. 😱
We have several orchid nurseries within two or so hours of our home here in Virginia in the US. Going to visit two more of them Saturday. Will take my notes from your video as I try and begins to identify plants. One place advertises a “scratch and dent” self of orchids I plan to review carefully. I am always nervous to introduce any new plants to my house/environment having had aBAD experience years ago with insects.
Exactly. Me too!!😂
What do I do with the long dry canes on my orchid? Some are over 2 feet long? They look dead but I see green under the paper wrapping
Thank you nice vedio How to take care in door orchids they go very soon dye and leaves yello plss explain how to water and why they die
Is there a way for someone to submit a photo of an orchid for you to identify the type. I watched the video but mine doesn't exactly fit with any of those. It was found at a vacation rental almost dead so all I have to go on are the leaves.
1.Can dendrobium orchids be wet at all times, i mean can i pot it in a self watering pot?
2.Is Dendrobium nobile the name of a specific orchid, or is it a class from the species?
I buy this type of plant I dont know if its orchid or what it had a pseudobulb and oval shape leaves...I hope you can help me.
I bought a sea snake orchid when I was visiting my folks on the Big Island. What type of orchid is it?
what kind of orchid smells like perfium very strong smell early in the morning? the color is purple or violet
A friend gave me an orchid just like the one at 1:48. The leaves are light green and bigger than a normal phalaenopsis. The flowers were fragrance she said. Can you tell me the name you said in your video?
my violet cattleya has a sweet scent.
My sister just got home new orchids without flower..
I wonder what it is.. its look like oncidium with round tear shape psuedo bulbs.. with two leaves on the top.. but no leaves on either side.. it also has a flower sheath on the top like catleya..
I’m not 100% sure but I think I have a dendrobium phalaenopsis orchid. I’ve had it since February 2020 and I can’t remember what the flower color was or what it looked like. But it seems to be healthy and is sprouting more stems and leaves but it still hasn’t bloomed again
We have expensive hydrid orchids mostly from exclusive exchibits mostly from Singpore and Japan
Mine is a mix breed that was given to me as a gift from school due to being in the orchid club throughout all of high school... after 4 year it’s finally started to bloom but the flowers have yet to open and even then when I search the web to find an orchid that is even a tad similar i hit a brick wall and because it has been so long since then I kind of could really use some help with identification
I almost gave up hope because it didn’t like it’s new environment where I had to deal with pests and rotting once that problem was dealt with I was faced with it outgrowing it’s pots faster then the norm meaning I’d have to change them every few months still no buts until 2 months ago and now they won’t flower even though they should have.
If I knew what breed they were that would be a great help
Haha! Of course my rescue orchids weren’t on there. That’s ok. I like them anyway and they seem to be doing well, even if my house doesn’t get the correct temperature fluctuations for flowering.
Already downloaded..
I have 4 phalanopsis orchids and two are blooming I rescue them from places that neglect or mistreat them and get them on sale
What's the different between general flowering plants and Orchid???
Cymbidiums seem to be comparatively common over here. I occasionally even see them in mall flower shops. I call them monster orchids because they're huge.
The part about differentiating oncidiums was helpful to me, too. I still have an issue with telling all the "oncidiumish" plants apart when they lose their flowers (at the flower shop that sells all their leftover plants at 1€ a pop, that is). Problem is, there are also Zygos ... I think they have more visible "veins" in their leaves, but not entirely sure?
Sinine1100 1€ orchids? OMG i will go crazy in this flower shop!!! So lucky to have this!
I have a odontoglossum orchid and for the life of me I can’t figure out how to make it rebloom Or tell if it’s even healthy
I have no clue but would bet 100 bucks that it needs some cold and maybe dry in the winter to trigger blooms.
Even i have problems with Cymbidiums... Its a shame that they are gorgeous Espescially the cooler growers but till date i have killed 8 of them 😥😥...i love the Cy. Satsuma beach hideko. All i own is an Cymbidium aloifolium , which is a native to my climate and hence it grows on my guava tree. But u know it is soo damn hardy that u often see them everywhere on roadside trees.. And they aren t showy enough. But still impressively long spikes
"Hi" (waving my hand)
How can I tell which orchids are ground orchids or tree orchids
Never mind... you just said it in the video... ( I asked the question before I watched the video)
But what is this orchid in the opening scene - the one with the orange flowers that grows with narrow flexible leafs that are coming in round bushels that do not look like pseudobulbs - this was not covered in this video, and this is what I need - I have literally found an abandoned orchid pot in the garden that was left their by previous house owners - it has thick greenish roots, that reminds a bit of phalenopsis, but come in different thickness, not all uniform… Its definitely an orchid, and it looks almost like the one in your opening scene (with the two orange flowers). I can’t identify it yet…
Hi, that is a Cattleya hybrid, Golden Peacock ☺️
Is it good for a beginner to buy 20 pcs of dendrobium at once?
Hi, only that person can decide what makes them happy, not my place to say ☺️
thanks,most people on the internet told you to idtfy them from the flowers alone,that suks.
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It would help the viewer to continue posting the names during the video.
Orchid is oncidium
Hallo miss orchid girl
Please subtitel in indonesia🙏
I thought this video would cover all orchids.
Well.. there are about 30000 species and about 100000 hybrids, kinda hard to 'cover all orchids' 😂