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I was typing out notes about dendrobiums, then i realised why you're so engaging. every single sentence is a new point... you're incredible! thank you for sharing your knowledge!
It is so resilient I agree, unlike that damn Phalaenopsis which dies so easily! I didn't even sterilize anything, I transferred the keikis and just trim off all the dried dead roots without thought in mind that it's probably dead anyway as the whole thing is bald and lifeless, other than some trunks still firm and looking OK. So I just stuff everything back into the original pot as how it was, no change of medium or anything. Guess what, the next time about a month later or so, boom, it shoots new babies showing new sign of life! That's when I truly fall in love with this beast! Such survivor!
I inherited a pot of dendrobiums years ago. Reminded me of a bonsai forest! I loved them! I was even able to maintain the moss that was growing on the surface of the growing medium. Beautiful doesn't begin to describe the beauty.
I just started buying Dendrobiums this year. I didn't quite know what to do with them. This video showed up right on time . Thank you for your invaluable information. I have both types. The Phalaenopsis type is similar to the last purple one that you showed.
Well done! This is the cumulative video to your sharing of dendrobium types and needs. Fabulously displayed by blooming styles to learn and remember, thank you! 🎉
Thank you for this video, this is really helpful since sometimes we don't know the difference between two orchids in the same family yet with 2 different growing methods.
I just got a dark purple dendrobium yesterday and it was reduced significantly probably due to it looking like it was dying. I am surprised since I thought it was just like my other orchid and had it in my head I would just nurse it back to health. So glad I am aware of your channel because I have come straight here to learn more about it.
Thanks Danny. For the first time I’ll try to give my noblie a rest and perhaps some time in my colder garage, window shades opened. Fingers crossed. 🙂 Maybe this time “just add ice” 🤣?
one of mine gives me double shoots on same cane how exciting,another is giving me 4 shoots, with two on the same cane,another twin. I have 5 of them now blooming, so exciting. Another unusual part is, there are two pots where their initial shoot seemed to me was like a new keiki then to my surprise it's a flower shoot, but it still has that keiki structure with fatter trunk,I leave them as it is and see what will happen after. This is my favorite orchid, I just bought two of types, they happen to be some of the biggest orchids in the world, the Tiger orchid and also Gatton Sunray, I didn't know they are the giant type until I google with details so I was quite taken aback but now I am excited to see how they'll grow. They are supposed to be like u said, rare, fragrant.
Great video Danni. Thank you for sharing. I love and grow lots of Dendrobium phaleanopsis orchids. I have not quite mastered growing the Dendrobium nobile though. They seldom bloom for me. I'm working on my winter rest now in anticipation of blooms next spring. Keeping my fingers crossed.
I've had 3 den phals and only one of them flowered for me, which happened when I forgot about it and left it on a south-east facing balcony during a New York City heatwave and without water, so you're absolutely right that they love the heat and bright light. Maybe the high humidity provided sufficient water? No idea how it survived that summer. However, I found it pretty much impossible to bloom these inside a home. The one that survived moved with me to 4 different homes across 3 states, but no. It refused to bloom for me because I was unable to give it that scorching heat each year, which is a real shame because when it bloomed it had a wonderful floral fragrance and the flowers were light pink and pale green in the center with a bit of fuzz on the lip. In my new home, I may be able to provide those kinds of conditions I just described, but I would like to find a fragrant den phal. Do you have any recommendations?
I have first tried with a Dendrobium Nobile that was gifted to me. Just caring her like a regular Phalenopsis with a little more water and she rewarded me with lots of flowers in the Xmas day. Now I would dare to try also Dendrobium Phalenopsis. :)
Try it, it's simply the easiest to grow honestly. I dunno why many claim phalaenopsis is easy to care and grow,it is not! It's the most troublesome and I have grown to hate this breed with passion. Dendrobium is the total opposite, it can surprise you even it's being ignored or forgotten for being taken care of.
Hi 👋🏼😁 I have literally spent most of the day watching your videos - thank you! I have a dendrobium, the main cane looked really shrivelled so after watching a video somewhere else I removed the keikes... 😬 I hope I did the correct thing although in the UK going into winter mightve been a bad idea. Do you have a video on this or any advice about removing keikes and how to support the mummy cane? Thank you for you really helpful videos 😊
I have three Den Phaps, no blooms yet but lots of new growth. I've had them for about a year and a half now! I love them even with no blooms ( but I want blooms) 😂
How do you decide what kind of an orchid you have. Most of the ones I see at the grocery store appear to be PHAPS of some sort, but I have also bought a couple of very narrow leaves. One of them had miniature flowers on it and the other one has an average size flower. I just know that if I just go searching I might not know how to tell. I’m sure it’s complicated for the average person
@@mangobaby2 Hi Robin, speaking for myself, when I began my orchid journey, I purchased Phalenopis from the supermarket but after a while I wanted something different and more challenging to grow indoors. I joined the American Orchid Society, I also started looking for different orchid nurseries to see what types of other orchids were available to purchase. There are so many resources for you to learn from, even if you just want to grow Phals, there are so many different types. So my advice would be research, look for pictures and descriptions and how to grow and see if your space would allow your plants to grow happy. Hope this is helpful. Stay safe and happy growing!! :)
Was wondering where you studied/what textbooks you get this information from. I'm an intermediate orchid grower and would love to research into them. Thank you!
Dani, where to "australian dendrobiums" fall, the ones I've seen seem to be the the "phal" type, but do they have any specific pros/cons or care requirements compared to other "dend-phal" ?
Hi Denni I have a recently purchased from 'Lowes' (box store) a nobile orchid, the leaves are yellowing and getting black spots on them as well as on the trunk, (the plant is roughly 12” tall) however the roots are creamy white and healthy, however the rest of the plant is suffering. I Think its diseased.... 😓 I really want to grow this type of orchid. What should I do? Return it for another one? Thank you for the advice community. Great video Denni the information is super useful👍 thank you
I have one of these and love it. Is it normal for the flowers to kinda bell and face down more so? Mine are doing that. Idk if I need to steak it better maybe?
Hi Danny. Thank you for your videos.If a dendrobium nobile has cane keikis with no roots yet should I still stop fertilising during winter?! Thank you ☺️
Can anyone helps me out, I’m confused a little, will the canes regrow new spikes, or only new canes? after you clip the flower spike, will new leaves grow out of that area still or no?
I have a few canes to propagate.. Not having much luck. Most are going yellow and shrivelling up. There are some keikis, and I have them in moss, but it never seems to dry out, so what do I do?
Denny I need your help on dendrobiums. I just acquired 14 of these. The first thing I did was check roots on all. Sad to say almost all had very little roots to keep, so I begin cutting off the dead. Some even had no good roots, please tell me I did do the right thing. Now that we are going into fall here then winter I know they loose all there leaves. I did report and upt them under Growlithe. Is there any hope they will live? Also know they don't get that much water in winter, but would it hurt to be watered twice a week with fertilizer till winter started? Please tell me something, I always go to you for advice. Thanks to you my phalenopsis are doing good. Thanks Karen in Georgia USA
Hi, if they are in bloom now they will bloom next season too tipically, because there is enough time for the new canes to mature. Nobiles in bloom in summer will tipically skip a season, since they won't have time to mature a cane, or they will take their time to adjust to the new climate :)
@@MissOrchidGirl Hi Danni, Thank you for clearing that up for me. Thanks to your inspirational videos, growing orchids is fun and very rewarding. I even managed to revive my 15 year old Phal which was destined for orchid heaven & I now have flower buds on my Paphs! 😀🙏🏼 Have a great day.
@@adamfromgardenofeden I wanted to say thank you so much. Your videos have made a big difference in my orchid collecting on teaching on the mini Different topics about orchids. Looking forward to more videos to come have a blessed day Ann
I purchased a dendrobien orchid from an orchid show. It was blooming very well at the time. When the flowers went away they did have nice pseudo bulbs but as it was growing they started developing roots from everywhere. It still kept it for some time but it eventually became sooo unruly I just gave up. Why did it do this as far as the roots?
This nobile must say love Paraguay climate and flowers become a paradise in my house all around, and last like 3 weeks, once a year because of climatw conditions, and the other is similar but flowers once the nobile ended they all are under my trees so only few hours direct sunlight
hi Dani, quick question...i have my first nobile so i'm not exactly sure what to do...what if it's growing out of season? by that i mean, it is winter time now in Canada and it's starting to grow a new pseudobulb/cane? do i just follow according to season or its growth stage?
Hi, I have followed all of your Instructions i have a Nobile Orchid, i don't know why but i am getting right now yellow leafs, i would really appreciate your advice. i live in Germany and i keep the Orchid in my room so it is in suitable temperature, i keep near the window it's bright but barely sunny i use mixture of of large kernels, pine shavings and trace elements in an aired pot. when i bought it in October it was already blumed, then they falled gradually.
I wonder. I bought a den nobile and it’s was in bloom. Now it’s growing two new growths. Should I keep temperature and watering until it’s fully developed ? And how would I moved about getting it on a proper seasonal growth pattern? 😳🙈
Thanks, I have a Nobile Dendrobium that I need to coach into blooming! Good tips. Pardon a way-back question.... a while back you demonstrated the Momento database program and it's use on your cell phone. I think it is beyond me to design a database, but I am able to tinker with databases. Is the full database design available for purchase? Even if all the fields and types of variables, and relations etc. were just printed it out, it would allow me to create and modify a db for my own orchid collection.
Hi.. what kind of grow lights can be used for dendrobium orchids? My terrace is Dark as it’s covered and not getting enough light for dendrobium to bloom.. only the dendrobiums which are facing the sun is blooming. So thinking for grow lights for the orchids which are kept inside the terrace which are not getting enough light. Plz suggest if you know..
My dendrobium phalenopsis the canes are all black from the bottom to half way the canes and at the same time full of eye like if it’s going to bloom again or give caikis How can I treat it or repot it
Hi Danni as usual a great video. I have just started collecting orchids for past 1.5 years back . My den phals keep producing new canes and roots but am yet to see blooms any advise ?
I was a bit dissappointed that you were using the stiff upright scaffolding for the white dendrobium nobile that I find unpleasantly artificial looking, and had not seen yet in your videos, but this being a brand new orchid is an excellent excuse! XD
I love your channel! and have a question. I have a Dendrobium Berry Oda for a few years. It reblooms every year, but this year it reblooms from the same cane that bloomed last year. How is this possible? It flowers like crazy, even the keikis produce flowers...is it going to die? :)
I am new to dendrobiums as I have had cymbidiums for a long time. I bought three cymbidiums from a lady who was selling off her stock. They didn't flower for a long time and now I have moved them to get more sun. One has the buds you describe and I am eagerly awaiting their activity but one other has these little spikes coming in the centre of the two reasonably mature leaves. Could you please tell me if these are flower spikes or something else. They do not look like new leaves.
Hi Dani, I know this video is not current, but I hope you will answer my question. Please can you tell me the name of the purple 🟣 den/phal in this video?
I got two dendrobium Phal. They develop new shoots from the base n then suddenly stops growing without any flower spikes n then another new comes up from the base . They develop new roots in the pot. What I need to do? Please guide dear
Hi Danny, I purchased Phalaenopsis potting mix and New Zealand moss. Along with some other mediums and moss but I really don't know which one I should use with my dendrobium, can you help? Unfortunately, I watched your "how to identify" video After I purchased the mediums but I'm excited to repot the orchid soon.
I have the Nobile from other lady and their leaves are not straight at all, curling and not fully open... Does it a sign of anything because I literally know nothing about this type of orchid. Thank you!
This was great, thank you so much! I am trying to identify all of my orchids down to color name if I can. The purple dendrobium phal in your video is one I have and haven’t been able to find. Do you know the name of it and if so do you mind sharing? Thanks!
Today's video is sponsored by rePotme! 💗They provided some of the pots, clips, stakes and the fertilizer I used for the Orchids in this video. Check them out at my affiliate link here go.missorchidgirl.com/repotme31 Check out our entire Orchid Care for Beginners Series! ruclips.net/p/PLxo6tXzj__mZzIrS7nCGjI6NEwWCwvuya
I was typing out notes about dendrobiums, then i realised why you're so engaging. every single sentence is a new point... you're incredible! thank you for sharing your knowledge!
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What do you use as fertilizer?
I just stopped by here for an art reference and this video is really well presented and it’s so easy to see the details of the flowers, thank you
I'm rescuing my mom's rootless denphal, and it's produced several keikis! Thanks to you, I think they're in good hands now!
It is so resilient I agree, unlike that damn Phalaenopsis which dies so easily! I didn't even sterilize anything, I transferred the keikis and just trim off all the dried dead roots without thought in mind that it's probably dead anyway as the whole thing is bald and lifeless, other than some trunks still firm and looking OK. So I just stuff everything back into the original pot as how it was, no change of medium or anything. Guess what, the next time about a month later or so, boom, it shoots new babies showing new sign of life! That's when I truly fall in love with this beast! Such survivor!
I love watching your videos. Full of information, very clear instructions and a calm voice . A big thank you
I inherited a pot of dendrobiums years ago. Reminded me of a bonsai forest! I loved them! I was even able to maintain the moss that was growing on the surface of the growing medium. Beautiful doesn't begin to describe the beauty.
I just started buying Dendrobiums this year. I didn't quite know what to do with them. This video showed up right on time . Thank you for your invaluable information. I have both types. The Phalaenopsis type is similar to the last purple one that you showed.
Lots of sun lots of moisture they will bring lots of joy!
@@lcklkul Thanks, Mimi. This purple Dendrobium phalaenopsis is certainly giving me lots of joy. It never seems to stop flowering !
Well done! This is the cumulative video to your sharing of dendrobium types and needs. Fabulously displayed by blooming styles to learn and remember, thank you! 🎉
Thank you for this video, this is really helpful since sometimes we don't know the difference between two orchids in the same family yet with 2 different growing methods.
I’ve been waiting for this video for a while! Thank you Dani!
I just got a dark purple dendrobium yesterday and it was reduced significantly probably due to it looking like it was dying. I am surprised since I thought it was just like my other orchid and had it in my head I would just nurse it back to health. So glad I am aware of your channel because I have come straight here to learn more about it.
I just bought one dendrobium phalaenopsis today! Thank you for the tips!
I got one today! Is yours still alive?
And D. nobile has an absolutely heavenly scent!
I just bought one yesterday, thanks for the info !!
I just got this one . This video will really help me in taking their care .
Did you give a better example as to not watering them hardly at all in the winter like what does that mean? Thank you.
Thanks Danny. For the first time I’ll try to give my noblie a rest and perhaps some time in my colder garage, window shades opened. Fingers crossed. 🙂
Maybe this time “just add ice” 🤣?
one of mine gives me double shoots on same cane how exciting,another is giving me 4 shoots, with two on the same cane,another twin. I have 5 of them now blooming, so exciting.
Another unusual part is, there are two pots where their initial shoot seemed to me was like a new keiki then to my surprise it's a flower shoot, but it still has that keiki structure with fatter trunk,I leave them as it is and see what will happen after. This is my favorite orchid, I just bought two of types, they happen to be some of the biggest orchids in the world, the Tiger orchid and also Gatton Sunray, I didn't know they are the giant type until I google with details so I was quite taken aback but now I am excited to see how they'll grow. They are supposed to be like u said, rare, fragrant.
I have enjoyed hanging out with you today! 😊
Great info tqvm.. at Malaysia will try growing nobile .. getting more confident with your guides 😘
Beautiful orchids with nice description.
Do you have a video that deals with old Nobile canes? When to remove? Best way to remove? Etc. • Thank you!
Great video Danni. Thank you for sharing. I love and grow lots of Dendrobium phaleanopsis orchids. I have not quite mastered growing the Dendrobium nobile though. They seldom bloom for me. I'm working on my winter rest now in anticipation of blooms next spring. Keeping my fingers crossed.
Great discription, which is very helpful! Greetings from Germany
Great information, now I know that I have two different types of Dendrobium orchids. Thanks Danni
Great video. I wonder sometimes if I will ever learn all of the Orchids I have. Your videos help wonderfully. Thank you 🥰
I've had 3 den phals and only one of them flowered for me, which happened when I forgot about it and left it on a south-east facing balcony during a New York City heatwave and without water, so you're absolutely right that they love the heat and bright light. Maybe the high humidity provided sufficient water? No idea how it survived that summer. However, I found it pretty much impossible to bloom these inside a home. The one that survived moved with me to 4 different homes across 3 states, but no. It refused to bloom for me because I was unable to give it that scorching heat each year, which is a real shame because when it bloomed it had a wonderful floral fragrance and the flowers were light pink and pale green in the center with a bit of fuzz on the lip. In my new home, I may be able to provide those kinds of conditions I just described, but I would like to find a fragrant den phal. Do you have any recommendations?
Thank you..this is my first orchid..so helpful 🙂
I have first tried with a Dendrobium Nobile that was gifted to me. Just caring her like a regular Phalenopsis with a little more water and she rewarded me with lots of flowers in the Xmas day. Now I would dare to try also Dendrobium Phalenopsis. :)
Great video. I lost my Dendrobium Nobile. I may try again sometime. Thanks for sharing good information.🤗
Try it, it's simply the easiest to grow honestly. I dunno why many claim phalaenopsis is easy to care and grow,it is not! It's the most troublesome and I have grown to hate this breed with passion. Dendrobium is the total opposite, it can surprise you even it's being ignored or forgotten for being taken care of.
I enjoy to watch all of your videos. Thank you for sharing and learn alot from it 🤗😊
Excellent information-Thank you!
Thanks for the video. What to do with the old canes?
Hi 👋🏼😁 I have literally spent most of the day watching your videos - thank you! I have a dendrobium, the main cane looked really shrivelled so after watching a video somewhere else I removed the keikes... 😬 I hope I did the correct thing although in the UK going into winter mightve been a bad idea. Do you have a video on this or any advice about removing keikes and how to support the mummy cane? Thank you for you really helpful videos 😊
Your orchids are incredile and your videos are fantastic! I want to fill my house with those
Great timing bc I bought a dendrobium & IDK WHAT TO DO 😅
I have three Den Phaps, no blooms yet but lots of new growth. I've had them for about a year and a half now! I love them even with no blooms ( but I want blooms) 😂
Yes same here 😅😄
How do you decide what kind of an orchid you have. Most of the ones I see at the grocery store appear to be PHAPS of some sort, but I have also bought a couple of very narrow leaves. One of them had miniature flowers on it and the other one has an average size flower. I just know that if I just go searching I might not know how to tell. I’m sure it’s complicated for the average person
@@mangobaby2 Hi Robin, speaking for myself, when I began my orchid journey, I purchased Phalenopis from the supermarket but after a while I wanted something different and more challenging to grow indoors. I joined the American Orchid Society, I also started looking for different orchid nurseries to see what types of other orchids were available to purchase. There are so many resources for you to learn from, even if you just want to grow Phals, there are so many different types. So my advice would be research, look for pictures and descriptions and how to grow and see if your space would allow your plants to grow happy. Hope this is helpful. Stay safe and happy growing!! :)
@@wandashaw3551 Thanks for the information. I didn't really think of the American Orchid Society.
@@mangobaby2 you’re very welcome and good luck 👍
Danny, do you also keep you den nobile in semi hydro? If you do, does the reservoir need to be dry?
Was wondering where you studied/what textbooks you get this information from. I'm an intermediate orchid grower and would love to research into them. Thank you!
Hi, no books, just experience and internet research 😊
Dani, where to "australian dendrobiums" fall, the ones I've seen seem to be the the "phal" type, but do they have any specific pros/cons or care requirements compared to other "dend-phal" ?
What is the best fertilizer you use please advise
Very nice video , really helpful , can you please make video about hoyia plans? Thank you!
What should my roots look like in dendrobium?
Do you have any advice on caring for Dendrobium Aggregatum?
Flowers remind me of Thunbergia grandiflora
Hi Denni
I have a recently purchased from 'Lowes' (box store) a nobile orchid, the leaves are yellowing and getting black spots on them as well as on the trunk, (the plant is roughly 12” tall) however the roots are creamy white and healthy, however the rest of the plant is suffering.
I Think its diseased.... 😓
I really want to grow this type of orchid.
What should I do?
Return it for another one?
Thank you for the advice community.
Great video Denni the information is super useful👍 thank you
When would I cut the flowering stalks when they have stopped flowering ?
Can you make an update on the "kittens" and the rupiculous Laelias?
When you get a dendrobium it is in a dense medium. Should I soak it in water to get the medium away from it and then repot it?
Thanks for your valuable insight! Where can I purchase different color dendrobium orchids ?
I have one of these and love it. Is it normal for the flowers to kinda bell and face down more so? Mine are doing that. Idk if I need to steak it better maybe?
Hi Danny. Thank you for your videos.If a dendrobium nobile has cane keikis with no roots yet should I still stop fertilising during winter?! Thank you ☺️
Hi, yes keikis are not a priority, just a bonus sometimes. The mother plant is more important 😉
@@MissOrchidGirl Many thanks . You are wonderful. 🤩 I’m into orchids because you helped me save my first one through your videos 😍
I have a bunch of wild dendrobiums in my garden.
Can anyone helps me out, I’m confused a little, will the canes regrow new spikes, or only new canes? after you clip the flower spike, will new leaves grow out of that area still or no?
thats the new orchid i got yay!!! the white 1
I have a few canes to propagate.. Not having much luck. Most are going yellow and shrivelling up. There are some keikis, and I have them in moss, but it never seems to dry out, so what do I do?
Denny I need your help on dendrobiums. I just acquired 14 of these. The first thing I did was check roots on all. Sad to say almost all had very little roots to keep, so I begin cutting off the dead. Some even had no good roots, please tell me I did do the right thing. Now that we are going into fall here then winter I know they loose all there leaves. I did report and upt them under Growlithe. Is there any hope they will live? Also know they don't get that much water in winter, but would it hurt to be watered twice a week with fertilizer till winter started? Please tell me something, I always go to you for advice. Thanks to you my phalenopsis are doing good. Thanks Karen in Georgia USA
Danny thanks for your excellent video..
how to care for dendrobium kingianum in alberta, canada ? the humidity is only 50 - 60% !
So will the Nobile types that I have purchased flowering now, not come back to their true cycle for a couple years?
Hi, if they are in bloom now they will bloom next season too tipically, because there is enough time for the new canes to mature. Nobiles in bloom in summer will tipically skip a season, since they won't have time to mature a cane, or they will take their time to adjust to the new climate :)
@@MissOrchidGirl Hi Danni, Thank you for clearing that up for me. Thanks to your inspirational videos, growing orchids is fun and very rewarding. I even managed to revive my 15 year old Phal which was destined for orchid heaven & I now have flower buds on my Paphs! 😀🙏🏼 Have a great day.
Good afternoon I was just wondering where did you buy the dendrobium blue happiness at?
I believe she got it from ikea...it was sick when she got it. Not sure where you are, but in Canada our ikeas have never carried Dendrobiums :(
@@adamfromgardenofeden I wanted to say thank you so much. Your videos have made a big difference in my orchid collecting on teaching on the mini Different topics about orchids. Looking forward to more videos to come have a blessed day Ann
Hi, it was an ikea find, but it's common in flowershops as well in Europe 😊
@@Ann-br9md Wow! Means a lot, thanks so much! Life’s crazy but I need to find time to film my orchids, thanks for the thoughtful comment :)
I purchased a dendrobien orchid from an orchid show. It was blooming very well at the time. When the flowers went away they did have nice pseudo bulbs but as it was growing they started developing roots from everywhere. It still kept it for some time but it eventually became sooo unruly I just gave up. Why did it do this as far as the roots?
Thanks Dani❣️
This nobile must say love Paraguay climate and flowers become a paradise in my house all around, and last like 3 weeks, once a year because of climatw conditions, and the other is similar but flowers once the nobile ended they all are under my trees so only few hours direct sunlight
hi Dani, quick question...i have my first nobile so i'm not exactly sure what to do...what if it's growing out of season? by that i mean, it is winter time now in Canada and it's starting to grow a new pseudobulb/cane? do i just follow according to season or its growth stage?
Hi,
I have followed all of your Instructions i have a Nobile Orchid, i don't know why but i am getting right now yellow leafs, i would really appreciate your advice.
i live in Germany and i keep the Orchid in my room so it is in suitable temperature, i keep near the window it's bright but barely sunny
i use mixture of of large kernels, pine shavings and trace elements in an aired pot.
when i bought it in October it was already blumed, then they falled gradually.
I have two noble. One loses its leaves before the buds appear the other never loses its leaves. Why is that?
I wonder. I bought a den nobile and it’s was in bloom. Now it’s growing two new growths. Should I keep temperature and watering until it’s fully developed ? And how would I moved about getting it on a proper seasonal growth pattern? 😳🙈
Hi, for dendrobium nobile in tropics, will it still rest? We are hot all year...what should we do to encourage flowering and resting if it needs it?
Thanks, I have a Nobile Dendrobium that I need to coach into blooming! Good tips.
Pardon a way-back question.... a while back you demonstrated the Momento database program and it's use on your cell phone. I think it is beyond me to design a database, but I am able to tinker with databases. Is the full database design available for purchase? Even if all the fields and types of variables, and relations etc. were just printed it out, it would allow me to create and modify a db for my own orchid collection.
Hi.. what kind of grow lights can be used for dendrobium orchids? My terrace is Dark as it’s covered and not getting enough light for dendrobium to bloom.. only the dendrobiums which are facing the sun is blooming. So thinking for grow lights for the orchids which are kept inside the terrace which are not getting enough light. Plz suggest if you know..
Most of my Den Phals are growing a lot but not producing any flower spikes. What would typically cause them to not spike?
My dendrobium phalenopsis the canes are all black from the bottom to half way the canes and at the same time full of eye like if it’s going to bloom again or give caikis
How can I treat it or repot it
Hi Danni as usual a great video. I have just started collecting orchids for past 1.5 years back . My den phals keep producing new canes and roots but am yet to see blooms any advise ?
Can you put these under lights?
I was a bit dissappointed that you were using the stiff upright scaffolding for the white dendrobium nobile that I find unpleasantly artificial looking, and had not seen yet in your videos, but this being a brand new orchid is an excellent excuse! XD
How to plant the orchard when cutting without root. I did put 2 cutting peace in soil and there are spoiling
Lovely ❤. Thanks 😊for
Do the bloom only in a perticular season or thought the year?
Is it possible to use keiki paste to induce keikis from on the phalenopsis type?
In my experience, these only produce keikis from the base and never from the flower spike. But, some of the flowers will develop into seed pods.
I love your channel! and have a question. I have a Dendrobium Berry Oda for a few years. It reblooms every year, but this year it reblooms from the same cane that bloomed last year. How is this possible? It flowers like crazy, even the keikis produce flowers...is it going to die? :)
Do you have any videos about dendrobium rainbow dances?
I am new to dendrobiums as I have had cymbidiums for a long time. I bought three cymbidiums from a lady who was selling off her stock. They didn't flower for a long time and now I have moved them to get more sun. One has the buds you describe and I am eagerly awaiting their activity but one other has these little spikes coming in the centre of the two reasonably mature leaves. Could you please tell me if these are flower spikes or something else. They do not look like new leaves.
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Hi Dani, I know this video is not current, but I hope you will answer my question. Please can you tell me the name of the purple 🟣 den/phal in this video?
Hi, I have a Nobile with new leaves on the cane that are wrinkled. Is there anything I can do to correct help the plant or is this normal?
Have you ever seen the leaves develop circular yellow spots? I’m not sure what is going on with mine but it looks terrible :(
I got two dendrobium Phal. They develop new shoots from the base n then suddenly stops growing without any flower spikes n then another new comes up from the base . They develop new roots in the pot. What I need to do? Please guide dear
I just water them when the media is dry'
Hi Danny, I purchased Phalaenopsis potting mix and New Zealand moss. Along with some other mediums and moss but I really don't know which one I should use with my dendrobium, can you help? Unfortunately, I watched your "how to identify" video After I purchased the mediums but I'm excited to repot the orchid soon.
I don't know what she would suggest but I use bark only.
Great video.
What could be wrong when the Dendrobium canes, after making many keikis, just schrivel up completely and don't respond to getting watered ? 🤔 Thanks.
What is the Id of the left sided purple dendrobium phalaenopsis type you are showing in the video.. please share the id.
Hi Dani, what category does the Dendrobium anosum fall in? Or is it something totally different?
Ive got three of the white ones and have totally ruined them. I just cant get them to bloom after the 1st year.
Beautiful ❤
Very interesting 👌
I have the Nobile from other lady and their leaves are not straight at all, curling and not fully open... Does it a sign of anything because I literally know nothing about this type of orchid. Thank you!
Tips on DENDROBIUM PARVULUM?
This was great, thank you so much! I am trying to identify all of my orchids down to color name if I can. The purple dendrobium phal in your video is one I have and haven’t been able to find. Do you know the name of it and if so do you mind sharing? Thanks!