Ingrid 😍💐 she really does have beautiful flowers, Ingrid, ... I am so happy to have this orchid, seeing as this time of year, it is tough on the others.... it is so nice to have an orchid like this that loves the current conditions. Thank you so much for watching, lovely lady! I really appreciate your time and your comment. Hope you had yourself a beautiful day 🌸
Hi there Issie 🥰💐 she is lovely! My east side is looking amazing just with her and the cymbidium in bloom... they complement each other so well. Love it! Thank YOU so much for watching, lovely lady!! I hope that you are having a great day and hope that it continues along those lines ❤️🌸
It was a good plant to start off with and so many roots zone that boy survived for you lovely plant lovely flowers and lovely greenery on it is well thank you for the interesting video today
Hi Andrea 😍💐 thank you so much for your kind comment, and for once again, watching my video 🤗 It was a beast, yes! Now, it would be nice to get it to grow something on the back and, and maybe cover up the bare canes? Or, in 2 years I can clean them up if nothing has happened by that time. Which will be another great project! I love cleaning up orchids 😅 wishing you a beautiful rest of your day, lovely lady 🌸
Robert! HI! 😍🙌🏼🤸🏼♀️💐 I am so happy that you are still here, and I really hope that your other issues are not aggravating ones 🥺 mum's the word! Not going to tell anyone that you are here 🤫😘 but, know that, I really appreciate you sneaking by and say hi! Wishing you a great rest of your day, Robert 🌸
Hi there 🤩💐 the vigor... gotta love orchids that just grow without needing the extra pampering, and then they do this. Definitely an asset on my patio atm. Thank you so much for taking the time to come and watch the video, thank you so much, also for taking the time to join in! I hope that you are having a great day 🌸🥰
Hi there, lovely lady 🥰💐 pink!! 😅 A LOT of pink! 😅 but, for the time of year, this vibrant color is something that is very very welcome! Thank you so much for coming over to watch this video, I really appreciate it so very much. Have yourself a beautiful day ❤️🌸
Stephen, hi! 😍💐 she is really going to town... I cannot be more grateful! Considering that 80% of my collection is struggling with the conditions, it is so nice to have some orchids like this one, and the cymbidium doing so well in these conditions! A blessing!! Your's has the potential to bloom next year... it is big enough, Stephen! It is going to be fun to see new growths coming on your's soon. Seeing as you have it indoors, your new growths should start sooner rather than later 👍🏼 thank you so much for joining in, and for taking the time to come and have a look see at what mine is doing in the cold climate of Southern Spain 🥶😫 have yourself a beautiful Friday 🌸
🦒🙌🌷🙋♀️!!! Really amazing, she did not skip a bit even after she was divided!!! The different colour of the blooms of main plant vs keiki shows how light matters in every aspect, if there was any doubt about it. The blooms last a lot longer if placed in a shadier spot though and in my case the scent gets more intense as the buds get more mature. Same happening now with my kingianum, the scent became amazingly intense. I don't recall having kingianum and Berry Oda in bloom at the same time last year, I beleive they were a couple of weeks apart, so I agree that Berry came into bloom earlier this year. Isn't it great? Miserable weather yesterday here, windy and more cloudy than sunny and it only rained after dark. It is a good thing though, I have some more rain water to store, hoping for more if the clouds expected today do their job. Have a wonderful day, vecina favorita, hope you have more sun and warmer temperatures 💖🥰🤗
FFF 🙌🏼🤸🏼♀️😍❤️💐 meine liebe Freundin! good morning, again 😅 the keiki blooms are so sweet, with their white definition. I have to say that, I really like them as well. I am happy to have the Berry in bloom... you are right, it is nice. The cymbidium and Berry are really highlighting my east side 🤩 I have cold hands! The sun is playing games, I thought that I could move the orchids outside this morning, but, now it is overcast and 3 degrees colder than when I woke up.... 14ºC 🙄 I look like the Michellin Man all bundled up 😅 it gives me the opportunity to respond to comments sooner than I normally can 😅 thank you for your continued support, for watching and for taking part! I am excited to see your next video 👍🏼 above all... thank you for your friendship ❤️ you, have yourself a wonderful day, amiga!! Much love ❤️🌸
I removed a spike keiki from Jonathan's Glory and grew it on, that plant now lives with Paula and is blooming, so it can be done. It won't always work, but it can. Your Barry is still quite a nice specimen. Not the bloom spectacle you had last year because it was divided, still nothing to scoff at. In a year or two, it will be back to its old self. As for the back part sprouting, it isn't likely unless you go in and make a cut on the rhizome. That was the only way I could get my Jonathan's Glory to grow from the back part of the plant and start wrapping around the branch it is mounted on. It only wanted to grow in one direction, even though I had mounted the back part out where it would get more light. I may go in and make another cut after it finishes blooming to see if I can get it to push back toward the center, which is now getting old and tired.
Don Miguel 🥰💐 hola jefe! I will give this next spike keiki hybrid the opportunity to do something similar for me! Even if it doesn't make it, those roots are just not going to be wasted. Won't know until I try this other option 👍🏼 The cut in the rhizome was made when it was divided into half... that was a massive cut and that is my speculation, it should be enough of a cut to trigger a growth, maybe 2 🤞🏼 I am going to give it 2 years more in the pot as is, before considering removing the bare canes in the back. Let it just settle into that pot, before going all ninja on a cane removal operation 😬 thank you so much for watching, Michael! I almost started moving the orchids outside this morning... the sun was out, but, I dealt with the zoo first, and when I came back to the patio, it was overcast, and now it is so cold, my phalanges are freezing 🥶😑 meh! Opps, now the sun is out again.... playing games with me! Anyhoo... see how the day goes. One thing is for sure, I have The Players to watch, my all time favorite golf course and all time favorite tournament 🙌🏼 Thank you so much for watching, Michael! Have yourself a fabulous Thursday, no matter the forecast 😘🌸
Jose, hi 🤩💐 very happy with this one! It helps to be able to keep it outside all year 'round, Jose! I hope that you find one. They grow keikis, so, it is not as if it would be difficult to source... also, being a vigorous grower, should all work in the favor of availability!! Really appreciate seeing you again. Thank you so very much for watching. Have a great rest of your day 🙌🏼🌸
Hi there Annavoeg 🥰💐 I cannot tell you how much I am loving the spectacle on my east side atm... I have the Berry and the cymbidium in bloom, and they compliment each other so well! 👍🏼 I am excited to get a second chance at seeing if I can grow a spike / keiki hybrid on ... this time, taking it off when the roots are a little longer. If it doesn't make it, then ... at least I tried another option, seeing as leaving the other one on the mother plant did not do what I thought it would. Love this orchid... the opportunities with it are endless 👍🏼 thank you so much for watching, lovely lady!! Really appreciate your time and your comment. Have a beautiful day 🌸
Ian, hi! 🤩💐🙌🏼 so good to see you again! I really hope that you are doing well 🤗 if you cannot find the Berry 'Oda', look for the alternative called Jonathan's Glory! same growth pattern, similar blooms, the vigor is exact, has the fragrance as well. Just in case Berry is not easy to find on your side of the pond. Thank you so much for watching and commenting! Have a fabulous day 😍🌸
Mine does grow roots very easily too. They are one of the easiest orchids to grow in my opinion. Very forgiving. And lovely fragrance too! Thanks for sharing and it was a nice CareCollab again! :D
HI there 🤗💐 I love me an orchid that has a no fuss approach to growing. Especially as the struggle is real atm, for me and my orchids. Berry and others that are performing, are so very very welcome. Really appreciate you taking the time to come and watch my video, and thank you for joining in 🌸
Amina ❤️💐 I hope you find it! If you cannot, then look for an almost exact counter part, Dendrobium Jonathan's Glory! Very very similar blooms, also highly fragrant and the same care as this one, same growth habit. As an alternative if you cannot find this exact one 👍🏼 highly recommended!! 🌸 thank you so much for watching 🌸
Beautiful blooms on both! Just amazing how light affects our blooms. As for temperatures….Winter and Spring are still fighting it out here in Colorado. Currently snowing and 9F and cold temperatures through the weekend. Last week we actually had 70F. Hope your weather is behaving much better. ❤️
🌸🥷🏼Trish San 😍🙌🏼🤸🏼♀️❤️ meine Freundin! Guten morgen 🤗 I like both versions of the blooms... if I did not know, I would be happy with the low light colored blooms. I am a sucker for petals and sepals that have a deeper color on the tips of their structures, and then a lighter color the rest of it. They just make for a lot of interest as well. 😍 gosh... I woke up to sunshine and was about to take the orchids outside, and now the clouds have moved in and it is 🥶 I may get to water the tolumnias and mounts, but everyone else is staying inside. My hands are freezing! So... despite being above freezing, I have to say that, the weather is so not behaving here, at all!! And it won't for another 2 weeks apparently 😫 ich wünsche dir einen wunderschönen Tag, amiga! Schön warm bleiben! Danke dass du dir die Zeit genommen hast vorbeizuschauen 😍❤️🌸🥷🏼
HI Yoshi 🤩💐 if you want to try and see if you can find a Denrobium Jonathan's Glory, you will have a very close match to the Berry. Same care, very very similar blooms, and it seems to be the one that is more readily available in the US 🤷🏼♀️ just a thought! Thank you so much for watching, Yoshi! I hope that you are doing well, and having a great week 👍🏼🌸
Thank you for your comprehensive and informative video of these beautiful plant. Im really inspired and I watched it few times to enjoy the blooms. Tq so much Nina. 1)Please do the same video for this other "angel" named D. Rainbow Dance. We cant grow it here without green house bcoz too warm. 2) 150ppm? How frequent in a month? Tq.
Hi there 😍💐 I did a comprehensive care video for this orchid, which I will link here, if you wish to have a look ruclips.net/video/k1UrIR9R6tw/видео.html I do not have Den Rainbow Dance, but from what I know about it, if you are growing it in an environment with a temperature range of 10ºC- 26ºC, it will loose it's leaves, if you grow it warmer than those temperatures, it will hold on to the leaves. And either way, it is fine. It does not need cold temperatures to bloom, but it is very temperature tolerant. If you are growing it in a hot climate, then I would protect it from any direct sun, other than early morning or late afternoon. The care for the Rainbow Dance is similar to the Berry, so here is a link to my comprehensive care video that I did for Berry ruclips.net/video/k1UrIR9R6tw/видео.html in case you would like more details. Let me know if any of this was of help. If you want to give me some information about your climate, I may be able to pinpoint more specific information. The fertilizing is really dependant on the size of your orchid, is it in active growth? Your temperature range etc. you cannot go wrong with 150ppm, but the frequency of the fertilizing would depend on the factors I have just mentioned. Let me know if the video that I have linked is of any help! Thank you so much for watching this video, I really appreciate your time. 🌸
@@NinjaOrchidsHi Nina...tq very very much for the link video. It help me a lot. Slowly i have better understanding of basic rules on growing both the Berry and D. Rainbow Dance. My climate here 24-34 degree C. Humidity above 75%. Sunny almost whole year accept Sept to Jan, raining season.
Hi Ynse 🤩💐 it is a little XL, yes 😅 thank goodness it handled the division stress without any issues! I hate dividing orchids with tight growth habit,... the damage is always so harsh. Still, here we are and phew! Thank you so much for coming over and watching my video, I really appreciate it very much and that you took the time to join in 🙌🏼🌸 have a wonderful day 👍🏼
Thank you Nina for this video about your lovely Berry Oda. I did manage to get a very small plant of this one and thought I had lost it. But then spotted a tiny green shoot (yay!!) My plant is about 8-10 cm high and I need to come up with a way to make sure I don’t loose this new growth. It’s very thin and at this stage only about 5 mm tall. Any suggestions on how to promote a stronger growth would be welcome (from anyone). Thanks again.
Hi Renate 😍💐 glad that your little one is on it's way to growing a new growth, Renate! I need to know if the previous growth (s) have roots... is it potted up, and if so, how? Give it bright bright shade, no direct light. As your's is small, it will not appreciate direct sun. Consider it a seedling. Light is the best way to encourage growth. Oh, and if you are dealing with hot wind and have it outside, protect it from those conditions. It doesn't need exposure to harsh elements. Let me know a little bit more and I can be more specific 👍🏼👍🏼 thank you so much for watching, Renate! I wish you a wonderful evening ❤️🌸
@@NinjaOrchids Thanks for your reply. My plant arrived in small bark, I left it in that for a couple of months. I then thought it might be ready to transfer to SH leca but it started going downhill fast so I put it back into small bark and perlite mix similar to what it came in. I have the plant indoors on the top shelf of a room divider and it is indirectly under a skylight, about 50-60cm off from any light that comes in. There is never really any direct sun as that is usually at an angle anyway. So, indirect good light is what it gets. The remaining two bulbs + the tiny original bulb have roots but they don’t appear to be growing any more. That’s why I’m so desperate to get this new little growth strong enough so it can develop new roots to carry this plant to better things. I hope that makes sense to you. The nursery that I bought it from doesn’t have them in stock now otherwise I would have bought another just to hedge my bets. I do wish I’d been able to buy a decent size division rather than this runt of a plant that cost me $18. If I were more in tune with Facebook I’d put my feelers out there but I very rarely look at it, find it so time consuming and don’t know where to start anyway. I think Julie in WA got hers from someone locally on Facebook. You’ve just got to be lucky to find these things and timing is everything. I watched the lady in Scotland doing her thing in the care collab and I was green with envy when I saw how tall her pseudo bulbs are, AND it was given to her. Anyway enough of my ramblings again, you can’t shut me up once I get going on orchids, I’m so hooked on them, haven’t told hubby yet that I’ve just ordered 3 mature plants that were on my wish list. This is definitely the last. No More!!!
You have the surroundings of your Berry dialled in, Renate! These guys are tenacious... I am sure that under those conditions it should grow a new growth soonish. It may not grow to full size, seeing as you will be heading into fall, but... every new growth, even if not full size, will grow roots. Keep up with the flushing as per usual, and a little CalMag and seaweed, for a little push of strength, and ... your Berry will be more than fine 👍🏼👍🏼 new orchids!! 🤫 silent scream of excitement, so that hubby doesn't hear me! 🤫😅
@@NinjaOrchids All I can do now is keep fingers crossed and hope for the best. I am going to dedicate this little battler to my eldest grandson who we lost to cancer yesterday. He also had NF and somehow ended up with a malignant tumour on the lung. A beautiful boy lost too soon, only 26 years old. I didn’t really want to put it out here but then I’d like more awareness of Neurofibromatosis. It’s not a well known condition (don’t like to call it a disease, sounds so ghastly). Our lives have been turned upside down since yesterday but we’ll get by somehow, a few new orchids should do the trick.
@@renatecormick7399 my dear Renate 😭💝 I cannot express my condolences enough to you 💔 my heart is broken for you and your family to have lost such a light in your life. I am so very very sorry to hear of this news! My son was 28 😭😭 I would rather not go into details because I struggle sleeping as it is, and I need my head to find a safe place before going to bed 😘 my daughter has neurofibromatosis .. I know what you are talking about, very very well 🙏🙏 I send you anything that words on a platform can possible carry!! Comfort .. for me, I struggle to find comfort... anything else I cannot think of, I cannot express.. I am sorry, my mind just doesn't comprehend certain things anymore 😓😭 much love to you and your family, Renate 🙏❤
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Ingrid 😍💐 she really does have beautiful flowers, Ingrid, ... I am so happy to have this orchid, seeing as this time of year, it is tough on the others.... it is so nice to have an orchid like this that loves the current conditions. Thank you so much for watching, lovely lady! I really appreciate your time and your comment. Hope you had yourself a beautiful day 🌸
A beautiful specimen Nina! A great demonstration of the influence of different environments on bloom colour and fragrance as well. Thanks for sharing!
Hi there Issie 🥰💐 she is lovely! My east side is looking amazing just with her and the cymbidium in bloom... they complement each other so well. Love it! Thank YOU so much for watching, lovely lady!! I hope that you are having a great day and hope that it continues along those lines ❤️🌸
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Hi Mona 😍💐 it is good to see you again!! Thank YOU so much for being here, for watching and leaving a comment 🫶🏼 wishing you a fabYOUlous day ❤️🌸
It was a good plant to start off with and so many roots zone that boy survived for you lovely plant lovely flowers and lovely greenery on it is well thank you for the interesting video today
Hi Andrea 😍💐 thank you so much for your kind comment, and for once again, watching my video 🤗 It was a beast, yes! Now, it would be nice to get it to grow something on the back and, and maybe cover up the bare canes? Or, in 2 years I can clean them up if nothing has happened by that time. Which will be another great project! I love cleaning up orchids 😅 wishing you a beautiful rest of your day, lovely lady 🌸
Gorgeous!!! Den!! 😘 I'm still here, lurking in the background Nina. 🤫 😲 Just been preoccupied with other issues. 🙄
Robert! HI! 😍🙌🏼🤸🏼♀️💐 I am so happy that you are still here, and I really hope that your other issues are not aggravating ones 🥺 mum's the word! Not going to tell anyone that you are here 🤫😘 but, know that, I really appreciate you sneaking by and say hi! Wishing you a great rest of your day, Robert 🌸
Even all divided up it looks like a massive plant! 🥰 It's an amazing orchid, I love how vigorous it is 👍
Hi there 🤩💐 the vigor... gotta love orchids that just grow without needing the extra pampering, and then they do this. Definitely an asset on my patio atm. Thank you so much for taking the time to come and watch the video, thank you so much, also for taking the time to join in! I hope that you are having a great day 🌸🥰
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Hi there, lovely lady 🥰💐 pink!! 😅 A LOT of pink! 😅 but, for the time of year, this vibrant color is something that is very very welcome! Thank you so much for coming over to watch this video, I really appreciate it so very much. Have yourself a beautiful day ❤️🌸
Wow Nina it's defo put on a show for you the dividing of it as not phased it as it wow hope mine gets like yours one day great update Nina 😘😘👍
Stephen, hi! 😍💐 she is really going to town... I cannot be more grateful! Considering that 80% of my collection is struggling with the conditions, it is so nice to have some orchids like this one, and the cymbidium doing so well in these conditions! A blessing!! Your's has the potential to bloom next year... it is big enough, Stephen! It is going to be fun to see new growths coming on your's soon. Seeing as you have it indoors, your new growths should start sooner rather than later 👍🏼 thank you so much for joining in, and for taking the time to come and have a look see at what mine is doing in the cold climate of Southern Spain 🥶😫 have yourself a beautiful Friday 🌸
🦒🙌🌷🙋♀️!!! Really amazing, she did not skip a bit even after she was divided!!! The different colour of the blooms of main plant vs keiki shows how light matters in every aspect, if there was any doubt about it. The blooms last a lot longer if placed in a shadier spot though and in my case the scent gets more intense as the buds get more mature. Same happening now with my kingianum, the scent became amazingly intense. I don't recall having kingianum and Berry Oda in bloom at the same time last year, I beleive they were a couple of weeks apart, so I agree that Berry came into bloom earlier this year. Isn't it great? Miserable weather yesterday here, windy and more cloudy than sunny and it only rained after dark. It is a good thing though, I have some more rain water to store, hoping for more if the clouds expected today do their job. Have a wonderful day, vecina favorita, hope you have more sun and warmer temperatures 💖🥰🤗
FFF 🙌🏼🤸🏼♀️😍❤️💐 meine liebe Freundin! good morning, again 😅 the keiki blooms are so sweet, with their white definition. I have to say that, I really like them as well. I am happy to have the Berry in bloom... you are right, it is nice. The cymbidium and Berry are really highlighting my east side 🤩 I have cold hands! The sun is playing games, I thought that I could move the orchids outside this morning, but, now it is overcast and 3 degrees colder than when I woke up.... 14ºC 🙄 I look like the Michellin Man all bundled up 😅 it gives me the opportunity to respond to comments sooner than I normally can 😅 thank you for your continued support, for watching and for taking part! I am excited to see your next video 👍🏼 above all... thank you for your friendship ❤️ you, have yourself a wonderful day, amiga!! Much love ❤️🌸
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Thank you so much, Valarie! You are, as ever, so generous with your time ❤️🌸
I removed a spike keiki from Jonathan's Glory and grew it on, that plant now lives with Paula and is blooming, so it can be done. It won't always work, but it can.
Your Barry is still quite a nice specimen. Not the bloom spectacle you had last year because it was divided, still nothing to scoff at. In a year or two, it will be back to its old self. As for the back part sprouting, it isn't likely unless you go in and make a cut on the rhizome. That was the only way I could get my Jonathan's Glory to grow from the back part of the plant and start wrapping around the branch it is mounted on. It only wanted to grow in one direction, even though I had mounted the back part out where it would get more light. I may go in and make another cut after it finishes blooming to see if I can get it to push back toward the center, which is now getting old and tired.
Don Miguel 🥰💐 hola jefe! I will give this next spike keiki hybrid the opportunity to do something similar for me! Even if it doesn't make it, those roots are just not going to be wasted. Won't know until I try this other option 👍🏼 The cut in the rhizome was made when it was divided into half... that was a massive cut and that is my speculation, it should be enough of a cut to trigger a growth, maybe 2 🤞🏼 I am going to give it 2 years more in the pot as is, before considering removing the bare canes in the back. Let it just settle into that pot, before going all ninja on a cane removal operation 😬 thank you so much for watching, Michael! I almost started moving the orchids outside this morning... the sun was out, but, I dealt with the zoo first, and when I came back to the patio, it was overcast, and now it is so cold, my phalanges are freezing 🥶😑 meh! Opps, now the sun is out again.... playing games with me! Anyhoo... see how the day goes. One thing is for sure, I have The Players to watch, my all time favorite golf course and all time favorite tournament 🙌🏼 Thank you so much for watching, Michael! Have yourself a fabulous Thursday, no matter the forecast 😘🌸
Cute Dendrobium Bery Oda. Pride Nina . Wish to own one in the near future.
Jose, hi 🤩💐 very happy with this one! It helps to be able to keep it outside all year 'round, Jose! I hope that you find one. They grow keikis, so, it is not as if it would be difficult to source... also, being a vigorous grower, should all work in the favor of availability!! Really appreciate seeing you again. Thank you so very much for watching. Have a great rest of your day 🙌🏼🌸
Wow! Despite it being divided the display is spectacular! And the spike keiki is so interesting, I'd never seen one.
Hi there Annavoeg 🥰💐 I cannot tell you how much I am loving the spectacle on my east side atm... I have the Berry and the cymbidium in bloom, and they compliment each other so well! 👍🏼 I am excited to get a second chance at seeing if I can grow a spike / keiki hybrid on ... this time, taking it off when the roots are a little longer. If it doesn't make it, then ... at least I tried another option, seeing as leaving the other one on the mother plant did not do what I thought it would. Love this orchid... the opportunities with it are endless 👍🏼 thank you so much for watching, lovely lady!! Really appreciate your time and your comment. Have a beautiful day 🌸
@@NinjaOrchids I'll be looking forward to your project with the spike keiki. It's always fun to see what could happen .🙂
I need a berry oda in my life
Ian, hi! 🤩💐🙌🏼 so good to see you again! I really hope that you are doing well 🤗 if you cannot find the Berry 'Oda', look for the alternative called Jonathan's Glory! same growth pattern, similar blooms, the vigor is exact, has the fragrance as well. Just in case Berry is not easy to find on your side of the pond. Thank you so much for watching and commenting! Have a fabulous day 😍🌸
@@NinjaOrchids thank you I will look into it I have seen it in nurseries around here 🇨🇦
Mine does grow roots very easily too. They are one of the easiest orchids to grow in my opinion. Very forgiving. And lovely fragrance too! Thanks for sharing and it was a nice CareCollab again! :D
HI there 🤗💐 I love me an orchid that has a no fuss approach to growing. Especially as the struggle is real atm, for me and my orchids. Berry and others that are performing, are so very very welcome. Really appreciate you taking the time to come and watch my video, and thank you for joining in 🌸
Beatiful dendrobium🤩 looking for opportunity to have it in my collection😉
Amina ❤️💐 I hope you find it! If you cannot, then look for an almost exact counter part, Dendrobium Jonathan's Glory! Very very similar blooms, also highly fragrant and the same care as this one, same growth habit. As an alternative if you cannot find this exact one 👍🏼 highly recommended!! 🌸 thank you so much for watching 🌸
@@NinjaOrchids thank you, Nina🌸😊
Beautiful blooms on both! Just amazing how light affects our blooms. As for temperatures….Winter and Spring are still fighting it out here in Colorado. Currently snowing and 9F and cold temperatures through the weekend. Last week we actually had 70F. Hope your weather is behaving much better. ❤️
🌸🥷🏼Trish San 😍🙌🏼🤸🏼♀️❤️ meine Freundin! Guten morgen 🤗 I like both versions of the blooms... if I did not know, I would be happy with the low light colored blooms. I am a sucker for petals and sepals that have a deeper color on the tips of their structures, and then a lighter color the rest of it. They just make for a lot of interest as well. 😍 gosh... I woke up to sunshine and was about to take the orchids outside, and now the clouds have moved in and it is 🥶 I may get to water the tolumnias and mounts, but everyone else is staying inside. My hands are freezing! So... despite being above freezing, I have to say that, the weather is so not behaving here, at all!! And it won't for another 2 weeks apparently 😫 ich wünsche dir einen wunderschönen Tag, amiga! Schön warm bleiben! Danke dass du dir die Zeit genommen hast vorbeizuschauen 😍❤️🌸🥷🏼
Very nice! I want one but not coming around that often. 🤔
HI Yoshi 🤩💐 if you want to try and see if you can find a Denrobium Jonathan's Glory, you will have a very close match to the Berry. Same care, very very similar blooms, and it seems to be the one that is more readily available in the US 🤷🏼♀️ just a thought! Thank you so much for watching, Yoshi! I hope that you are doing well, and having a great week 👍🏼🌸
@@NinjaOrchids ah! Interesting! Michael McCarthy gifted me that one. I knew it is a kingianum hybrid. 👍👍
Thank you for your comprehensive and informative video of these beautiful plant. Im really inspired and I watched it few times to enjoy the blooms. Tq so much Nina.
1)Please do the same video for this other "angel" named D. Rainbow Dance. We cant grow it here without green house bcoz too warm.
2) 150ppm? How frequent in a month? Tq.
Hi there 😍💐 I did a comprehensive care video for this orchid, which I will link here, if you wish to have a look ruclips.net/video/k1UrIR9R6tw/видео.html I do not have Den Rainbow Dance, but from what I know about it, if you are growing it in an environment with a temperature range of 10ºC- 26ºC, it will loose it's leaves, if you grow it warmer than those temperatures, it will hold on to the leaves. And either way, it is fine. It does not need cold temperatures to bloom, but it is very temperature tolerant. If you are growing it in a hot climate, then I would protect it from any direct sun, other than early morning or late afternoon. The care for the Rainbow Dance is similar to the Berry, so here is a link to my comprehensive care video that I did for Berry ruclips.net/video/k1UrIR9R6tw/видео.html in case you would like more details. Let me know if any of this was of help. If you want to give me some information about your climate, I may be able to pinpoint more specific information. The fertilizing is really dependant on the size of your orchid, is it in active growth? Your temperature range etc. you cannot go wrong with 150ppm, but the frequency of the fertilizing would depend on the factors I have just mentioned. Let me know if the video that I have linked is of any help! Thank you so much for watching this video, I really appreciate your time. 🌸
@@NinjaOrchidsHi Nina...tq very very much for the link video. It help me a lot. Slowly i have better understanding of basic rules on growing both the Berry and D. Rainbow Dance. My climate here 24-34 degree C. Humidity above 75%. Sunny almost whole year accept Sept to Jan, raining season.
You live in a climate that is my preferred one! Nice! For me, those are perfect temperatures, and ... for orchids as well 👍🏼👍🏼
😁 I knew it was a big one
Hi Ynse 🤩💐 it is a little XL, yes 😅 thank goodness it handled the division stress without any issues! I hate dividing orchids with tight growth habit,... the damage is always so harsh. Still, here we are and phew! Thank you so much for coming over and watching my video, I really appreciate it very much and that you took the time to join in 🙌🏼🌸 have a wonderful day 👍🏼
@@NinjaOrchids I tend to get them on a mount too quickly and that transition is a bit harsh 😁
Thank you Nina for this video about your lovely Berry Oda. I did manage to get a very small plant of this one and thought I had lost it. But then spotted a tiny green shoot (yay!!) My plant is about 8-10 cm high and I need to come up with a way to make sure I don’t loose this new growth. It’s very thin and at this stage only about 5 mm tall. Any suggestions on how to promote a stronger growth would be welcome (from anyone). Thanks again.
Hi Renate 😍💐 glad that your little one is on it's way to growing a new growth, Renate! I need to know if the previous growth (s) have roots... is it potted up, and if so, how? Give it bright bright shade, no direct light. As your's is small, it will not appreciate direct sun. Consider it a seedling. Light is the best way to encourage growth. Oh, and if you are dealing with hot wind and have it outside, protect it from those conditions. It doesn't need exposure to harsh elements. Let me know a little bit more and I can be more specific 👍🏼👍🏼 thank you so much for watching, Renate! I wish you a wonderful evening ❤️🌸
@@NinjaOrchids Thanks for your reply. My plant arrived in small bark, I left it in that for a couple of months. I then thought it might be ready to transfer to SH leca but it started going downhill fast so I put it back into small bark and perlite mix similar to what it came in. I have the plant indoors on the top shelf of a room divider and it is indirectly under a skylight, about 50-60cm off from any light that comes in. There is never really any direct sun as that is usually at an angle anyway. So, indirect good light is what it gets. The remaining two bulbs + the tiny original bulb have roots but they don’t appear to be growing any more. That’s why I’m so desperate to get this new little growth strong enough so it can develop new roots to carry this plant to better things. I hope that makes sense to you. The nursery that I bought it from doesn’t have them in stock now otherwise I would have bought another just to hedge my bets. I do wish I’d been able to buy a decent size division rather than this runt of a plant that cost me $18. If I were more in tune with Facebook I’d put my feelers out there but I very rarely look at it, find it so time consuming and don’t know where to start anyway. I think Julie in WA got hers from someone locally on Facebook. You’ve just got to be lucky to find these things and timing is everything. I watched the lady in Scotland doing her thing in the care collab and I was green with envy when I saw how tall her pseudo bulbs are, AND it was given to her.
Anyway enough of my ramblings again, you can’t shut me up once I get going on orchids, I’m so hooked on them, haven’t told hubby yet that I’ve just ordered 3 mature plants that were on my wish list. This is definitely the last. No More!!!
You have the surroundings of your Berry dialled in, Renate! These guys are tenacious... I am sure that under those conditions it should grow a new growth soonish. It may not grow to full size, seeing as you will be heading into fall, but... every new growth, even if not full size, will grow roots. Keep up with the flushing as per usual, and a little CalMag and seaweed, for a little push of strength, and ... your Berry will be more than fine 👍🏼👍🏼 new orchids!! 🤫 silent scream of excitement, so that hubby doesn't hear me! 🤫😅
@@NinjaOrchids All I can do now is keep fingers crossed and hope for the best. I am going to dedicate this little battler to my eldest grandson who we lost to cancer yesterday. He also had NF and somehow ended up with a malignant tumour on the lung. A beautiful boy lost too soon, only 26 years old. I didn’t really want to put it out here but then I’d like more awareness of Neurofibromatosis. It’s not a well known condition (don’t like to call it a disease, sounds so ghastly). Our lives have been turned upside down since yesterday but we’ll get by somehow, a few new orchids should do the trick.
@@renatecormick7399 my dear Renate 😭💝 I cannot express my condolences enough to you 💔 my heart is broken for you and your family to have lost such a light in your life. I am so very very sorry to hear of this news! My son was 28 😭😭 I would rather not go into details because I struggle sleeping as it is, and I need my head to find a safe place before going to bed 😘 my daughter has neurofibromatosis .. I know what you are talking about, very very well 🙏🙏 I send you anything that words on a platform can possible carry!! Comfort .. for me, I struggle to find comfort... anything else I cannot think of, I cannot express.. I am sorry, my mind just doesn't comprehend certain things anymore 😓😭 much love to you and your family, Renate 🙏❤