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WOW absolutely AWESOME video all about the different types of Dendrobiums and how to care for them Nina, I didn't realise there was so many different types, I have two nobiles a pink flowering and a white flowering one, I am learning so much about Orchids from your incredible videos Nina, you really are an AMAZING Orchid Human Encyclopedia haha

@NinjaOrchids

3 ай бұрын

Lyn!! hi 😍💐 still fangirling when I see you here 😆🥳🥰 appreciate your feedback so much, thank you! There are sooooo many species of Dendrobiums, they had to do something to sort them into some form of 'system' for the genus to make sense 😆 I hope that this video helps break down any of the confusion that hearing all these types come flying at growers, can cause. Really appreciate you watching and again, your ever so encouraging and kind feedback, and your time watching 🫶🏼 I hope that you and Hans are already having a sparkling Sunday 🌵🥰🌵❤️🌸

Nothing like a good Dendrobium geek out. 😂 Thank so much Nina! Have a beautiful week. 🙏😍🥰💖

@NinjaOrchids

3 ай бұрын

😍 Hi Robi 💐 Thank YOU so much for geeking with me in this video 😅 I appreciate your time watching and your comment because, well, for so many reasons, but I also get to wish you a beautiful week 🫶🏼 here 🫶🏼 instead of just thinking of you 🫶🏼 I get to tell you 🫶🏼 have a beautiful week, amiga mia! 🫶🏼❤️🌸

🦒💐😍 The colors, the shapes, they are absolutely stunning 😘😘😘😘

@NinjaOrchids

3 ай бұрын

FFF 😍🙌🏼🤸🏼‍♀️🥰💐 good afternoon, meine liebe Freundin! I hope that you are already having a most beautiful Spring Sunday without the nasty back and forth weather 🙏🏼 when compiling a video like this, yes, you are right, the incredible diversity of dendrobium blooms and colors, really comes to the forefront 😍 it was a boat load of work, so the best way to get it done is to fill it with as many blooms as possible 😆 thank you so much for watching, vecina favorita!! So appreciate you and your kind support 🫶🏼❤️🌸

Such an informative video. Thank you so much for sharing all this my dear Nina. 🤗🤗🤗

@NinjaOrchids

3 ай бұрын

Leah, hi 😍💐 thank YOU so much for watching, lovely lady! I appreciate the support and maybe share this video with your viewers? Just in case some are having difficulty with one or the other 😉 your time and help and friendship are greatly appreciated 🙏🏼 all these years!! 😘 have yourself the most beautiful of Sundays in your Little Jungle 🫶🏼❤️🌸

Excellent information Nina! Thank you❤

@NinjaOrchids

3 ай бұрын

🌸🥷🏼 Samurai Sherrii San 😍🙌🏼🤸🏼‍♀️💐 oh my!! Thank YOU so much for also taking time out of your Sunday to watch this video and leave such a kind and encouraging positive comment!! You have me 🥹🥹🫶🏼 much love to you and your's, beautiful 🌸🥷🏼Samurai Sherrii San 🫶🏼❤️🌸

EXACTLY what I was looking for!!!! Super video!

@NinjaOrchids

3 ай бұрын

🌸🥷🏼Nina San, hi 😍🙌🏼🤸🏼‍♀️🥰💐 I! Am! So! Glad! to get your feedback 🙌🏼🙏🏼 thank you so much for letting me know, but more importantly, thank you so much for your patience! I had a glitch in my brain matrix as to how I could show to Section of Dendrobiums, of which I do not have any, wish I could have some but they never came to my collection because I was focussing on rupicolous laelias back then. So, that was the hiccup.... however, your comment 🙌🏼🫶🏼 your patience 🙌🏼🫶🏼🫶🏼 thank you so so much!! And on top of that, your invaluable and much appreciated support on the channel 🌸🥷🏼🙌🏼🫶🏼🫶🏼🫶🏼 thank YOU!! I hope your Sunday was beautiful and that you are already enjoying a wonderful evening 🫶🏼❤️🌸

So much information, thank you Nina, now I have to go back at least once more to get all the info I need and you were so kind to explain to us; wonderfull bits to add to my cards, muchas gracias, so long.

@NinjaOrchids

3 ай бұрын

😍HI Clementina 💐 it is so good to see you!! I hope you are doing well 🫶🏼 thank YOU so much for taking the time to watch and leave your kind feedback! I am glad that you are able to add and use some of the information provided in this video 🙌🏼🥳 agradezco mucho 🫶🏼 I hope you are already having a great day ❤️🌸

Reference video, beautifully explained.Quite useful to our people as majority of growers love dendrobiums only.Muchss gracias.

@NinjaOrchids

3 ай бұрын

🌸🥷🏼Director Jose San 😍🙌🏼🤸🏼‍♀️🥰💐 good afternoon to you, amigo mio!! I am so happy to see you and get your feedback on this video. AND, what you wrote is very encouraging because of the fact that there is a large community of orchid growers where you are that love to grow dendrobiums. I am not really surprised to hear that because your climate is perfect for a big range of dendrobiums, which makes them wonderful to have as an asset in the garden 👍🏼 This video has translation on it, so please feel free to share it as you see fit 🌸🥷🏼Director Jose San!! Thank you for taking a moment to have a look see, to write a comment that always uplifts me, and for the support you have always provided me as per a good friend! You are so appreciated 🫶🏼 have a wonderful rest of your day, amigo mio ❤️🌸

Finally getting around to catching up on orchid vids!!! Loved this one! Dendrobiums are a bit of a mystery to me-my absolute favorite is Hibiki!! Which category would she fall into please? Not only my favorite Dendrobium, but probably my favorite orchid!! Thank you, Nina! You stay safe; I am trying to as well! 😁

@NinjaOrchids

2 ай бұрын

HI Barbara 😍💐 it is so good to see you! I hope that life has been treating you well and that spring is giving you everything that this wonderful time of year has to offer! 🫶🏼 Hibiki falls under the section Pedilonum (not mentioned in this video, otherwise we would still be watching it 😅) as the parents are both in the section Pedilonum, Hibiki is a primary hybrid and would not be a hybrid between 2 dendrobium sections. I love Hibiki, and mine wants to bloom, but this year, I am not allowing it to do so. I need it show me that it wants to grow better than it has been doing because I am still wary of a fungus it got last year. So, we shall see how it does this season without being allowed to bloom. Please forgive me if you have already watched this video and I am assuming you were looking for a care card for the section it falls under, which is not included here kzread.info/dash/bejne/eGp-qcptn5Tcgdo.html here is the care video of Hibiki which has proven very successful for me over the years since the video aired. If it weren't for the fungus last year, I would not have any issues with mine. As we know, Dendrobiums hate anything pesticide / fungicide so, the recovery is slower 😊 thank you so much for taking time out of your busy schedule to catch up with my videos! Truly appreciate your time / feedback and the support that comes with it 🫶🏼 wishing you a beautiful day, Barbara 🫶🏼❤️🌸

Great info!... thanks.

@NinjaOrchids

3 ай бұрын

HI Patrick 😍💐 thank YOU so much for your feedback and your time watching! The support is greatly appreciated 🫶🏼 hope your weekend is going great and that this Sunday will be the cherry on top ❤️🌸

Wow, I have learned so much today🎉🎉😮😮❤😊. I have each of these types, and can you believe, I have treated them all the same 😮😮😮never had any issues except 1....thank you so much!! ❤ 😊

@NinjaOrchids

3 ай бұрын

😍 HI! 💐 There are only small nuances of care preferences and if your conditions fall in the range where they all kind of meet up, then you can treat them all the same. Which is awesome because it takes the 'confusion' out of the equation. To have all these sections would give the feeling that they are all different in care, but in actual fact, not really (in my opinion) so ... I appreciate your comment, just in case someone watches this video and feels a little overwhelmed. Your comment comes in clutch 👍🏼 thank you, also, for watching! Have yourself a wonderful Sunday ❤️🌸

Great video, lots of info and helped alot. Nina, I have 2 soft leaf Dens. That get spots on the leaves, yellow patches and some yellow circles. New leaves will begin the same yellowing. I've changed lighting, location, fertilizer. Winter no fertilizer. Their kicking my butt. I don't spray anything on the leaves. I'd love to spray copper😮 but you know that's a no no. If you don't mind I'll send you photos . Thank you Orchid Master.

@NinjaOrchids

3 ай бұрын

🌸🥷🏼 Bob San 😍🤸🏼‍♀️🙌🏼🥰💐 good morning from a sunny but chilly Spain 🙄💆🏼‍♀️ we are back with night temperatures that resemble March... and the orchids are outside. I have had to bring some back indoors, just to be on the safe side, but wow, this is unprecedented. Maybe one night, maybe 2 but 10 days back to back? 🤞🏼 things don't come to a head with too much cold damage. I appreciate you watching this video and your comment, thank YOU so so much for all the support 🫶🏼Please send me pics, 🌸🥷🏼 Bob San! I have a feeling I have an orchid doing the same thing, and you may not like what I will suggest, but it worked for an orchid that I showed massive spotting on last summer, so.... send me pics, let's have a look and if the spotting etc is the same to what I am seeing on one of mine, I would love to have your permission to show your images on a video, because I would like to update about the other one where I was radical... but so far, no further issues! I hope we can get on top of it 🫶🏼 dens not liking anything industrial on their leaves, makes it super difficult to treat them. I am sorry that you are having issues... let's see what we can do 💪🏼 I shall keep a look out for your email!! In the meantime, I hope that you are waking up to a sparkling Sunday 🫶🏼❤️🌸

Thanks!

@NinjaOrchids

3 ай бұрын

🙆🏼‍♀️😱🙏🏼🙌🏼❤️THANK YOU!!! SO MUCH!! ❤️🙌🏼🙏🏼😱🙆🏼‍♀️ Paula! I so appreciate this kind donation toward the orchids'! It really means a lot and thank you for all your support, watching videos and commenting 🫶🏼 have yourself the most beautiful of Sundays ❤️🌸

Hello Nina ... I think I've mentioned before that most of my orchids are Denphals (Bigibbum). We are currently in the dry season - which will soon end; I can't wait for the rains to start. Although quite a few of them are shooting and rooting like crazy. in spite of the drought, I water every other day - the heat is killing!! However, the Vanda Miss Joaquims are in full bloom with no end in sight. Thankfully our water has a good pH balance. Thanks so much for all the Dens tutorial. Take care and be safe.

@NinjaOrchids

3 ай бұрын

😍💐 Hi beautiful lady living in paradise 😎 your dens know that the rains are coming soon and getting a head start! If the rains were to happen too early, then the new growths may be under threat of rotting out, so they are starting sooner, in anticipation of the rain, so that when it comes, they will have grown a little more and the structures have toughened up a bit 😃 My papilionanthe is also starting to spike, a couple of weeks ago I saw the spikes and thought, nooooo tooo sooon!!! 😎 I will only get 2 spikes, but I am happy that she can survive in the conditions she has to deal with!! Thank YOU so much for watching 🫶🏼 I hope you are having a beautiful week ❤️🌸

@elbeem20001

3 ай бұрын

@@NinjaOrchids - the Papillionanathe (sp?) are hardy lil buggers. Mine are thriving in harsh sunlight and dry air - sending roots, shoots and blooms galore!

@NinjaOrchids

3 ай бұрын

Wonderful!! And I live in perpetual envy 😘

Very interesting. I wish the garden centres here in the UK would be a bit more adventurous with their ranges.

@NinjaOrchids

3 ай бұрын

Hi Julia 😍💐 thank you so much for taking a moment out of your Sunday to watch this video, truly appreciate your time 🫶🏼 and yes, garden centres here could also do a little more investigating into being more adventurous! 🙄 I have tried to talk with some about doing orchid clinics about the ones they bring in, of course wanting to have employment, but doubling up with teaching about the orchid range they offer, then in the hopes to expand on more varieties that they can offer.... but, I am up against a brick wall. 🥲 so, I live in hope that things will pick up here on my channel. Your support is truly appreciated, thank you so much for that 🫶🏼❤️🌸

9:40 Really interesting tip about deciduous dendrobiums. The leafs will grow back and then you'll know what to do differently next time. 😊 13:43 Would the Formosae category include the tobaense or cruentum? They have the black hairs and are from southeast Asia. 14:14 The kingianum is supposed to be a very easy to care for cool growing Dendrobium from Australia. I have one since February, repotted it, but nothing so far. No new roots or other growth.

@NinjaOrchids

3 ай бұрын

Hi Joe 😍💐 yes!! Same with catasetinae... if the leaves get burned because of sun, oh well 🙃😃 yes, toabaense and cruentum belong to the formosae section 👍🏼 and I find kingianum to be easy growing. I got some very tiny keikis a couple of years ago, they took a year to get their grow on, and only year 2 with me did they start to perform. So, give your's time. If it is of any help, I consider mine established and acclimated, and it has not started growing any new growths just yet. Consider the same may be happening for your's. As it is a new arrival, give it time. I don't see that it needs a full year to acclimate, but you will get the best response out of your's starting next year. Seeing as I started with tiny keikis, you have an established plant, your's should not take as long. However, keep me updated and let me know what happens in the coming 4 months. It may take that long for a new growth to start 👍🏼 if sooner, then all the better, but it may take that long! I appreciate your support, here Joe! Always wonderful to exchange orchid chit chat because of your super interesting comments 🫶🏼 thank you!! ❤️🌸

@Joe-nj3bb

3 ай бұрын

​@@NinjaOrchidsThe Dendrobium Peng Seng opened its first bloom today and it has nine more to go! 🥳🎊 This is the one that was losing some leaves due to cold temperatures it couldn't handle. It has been repotted and it came with a lot of good roots. It's the first one that has bloomed for me, but I only have one other one, the Kingianum which is also a new orchid in my collection. It was interesting to see how the buds developed. They get larger, droop, color forms, there's then a slit in the bud, and then it opens.

@NinjaOrchids

3 ай бұрын

Congratulations on the blooming of your Peng Seng!! 🥳 isn't it fascinating to watch how the bud 'reacts' as it matures? I love it and thank you so much for describing that here, because, I do not have one of those. You must be over the moon and I have that your feet are back on terra firma 🥹🫶🏼

This is a FANTASTIC video. A great reference point for growing dendrobiums. You did well to intersperse the care guides into the video. Must have taken a tremendous amount of editing. The final product is SUPERB! Great for use in an orchid presentation. I was surprised to see that I have orchids from almost every group that you describe. I do have a question for you on Den. crumenatum. I had mine growing in a hanging basket but found it too bulky. I moved it to a mount. Now I am wondering if the plant would be better served potted (for its water needs). I'm interested in hearing your opinion. Thanks for another great video production. Stay safe, healthy and enjoy your lovely garden.

@NinjaOrchids

2 ай бұрын

Hi Pat 😍💐 thank you so very much for your kind and positive feedback on the this video! Yes, it took a hot minute to put it all together. My main hang up was that I do not have dens in 2 of the sections I was detailing and without that, I thought the video would be a flop. So, your comment, thank you! Very encouraging 🫶🏼 My back appreciates the 'massage' of your positive response, as there were many elements to create and put together, so that eased the spasms 🤗😅 as far as your crumenatum is concerned, I have the exile and aurantiflammeum, which I find is very similar as far as the structures are compared with the crumenatum. (remember I have a very dry climate) I have the aurantiflammeum in a pot, because it is larger and I thought that it would need more water, it is not performing as well as I thought it would. It is in lava rock only in a semi hydro set up, sooooo, my exile on the mount is livin' la vida. Growing long skinny canes, and if there is an orchid that we can describe as growing like a weed, the exile is, while the aurantiflammeum isn't as happy. Yes, that one struggled with thrips a couple of years ago, but that was... a couple of years ago, I am thinking it would do better mounted, however, where to put it? Especially in winter. What I want to suggest with these 2 examples, is to leave your's on a mount. Yes they want a lot of water, but the daily watering, if you can accommodate that, is plenty for them, and on days when possible, a double watering does no harm. I hope that I could be of help with these 2 examples of orchids that I have with similar structures and growth habits to your crumenatum. Let me know if I have raised any concerns as opposed to helping 😬 thank you so much, again, for your kind comment and for watching this video! Hope your Friday was beautiful and wish you a great weekend 🫶🏼❤️🌸

Thanks for the info, Nina! I've always experienced low temperature struggles with my Den. Phals. Luckily, I found one vigorous hybrid which will end up being my representative orchid from this category. I won't repurchase these as my policy is to work with what grows best in my environment. It's a shame as I find the blooms so charming 😢

@NinjaOrchids

3 ай бұрын

Hi Denise 😍💐 low temperatures and Den Phals do NOT mix (long term) a glitch in our growing matrix is not going to do much damage, but it really needs to be a one off in order to not weaken them. When I say I can't grow Den Phals in S'ern Spain, it sounds weird, even to me, but the temps do drop below 20ºC for 6 months of the year, so it's not that crazy. I learned the hard way. I am so glad that you have one that is doing well for you, sometimes, that is all we need! To find that one 👍🏼 your policy is the smart and it will guarantee a lot more joy in growing your orchids! You are way ahead of many growers in that aspect. Thank you so much for taking a moment out of your Sunday to watch this video! I hope your day is off to a great start already 🫶🏼 I had to rush to Stan's corner this am because the sun is shining, it is chilly, but he is exposed to that sun and it heats up quickly there, he now has his blankie 😅 have a wonderful wonderful day, lovely lady! Thank you so much for all your support and your friendship 🫶🏼❤️🌸

@denisesase

3 ай бұрын

🤗 Stan the man all wrapped up sounds like quite the scene 😉. Have a lovely Sunday! Today was watering day and I'm exhausted 😪

@NinjaOrchids

3 ай бұрын

🥰 I hope that work is not that busy for you today, so that you can recover from your watering day 😉😘 either way, I hope you are already having a great day ❤️

@denisesase

3 ай бұрын

Thanks, Nina! Today was calm and quiet with nice mild weather to boot. Hope you're well and that you've had a great Monday 😁🤗.

Hey Nina 👋 Wow, amazing video as always. I never there were so much sub-categories for dendrobiums! I don't know if you remember that email I sent you about that denphal? Just wanted to update you that it is doing very well!! It looks like we will be blessed with 2 spikes this year! Just one question, as always 😂, one of the leaves of the canes seems to have developed a fungal issue: It has black spots speckled on the leaves, however only one cane has this issue. Any tips/tricks to try irradicate/mitigate the spread? Thanks Nina, your videos always bring much joy and make me so calm ❤🌺💙

@NinjaOrchids

3 ай бұрын

Hi Shmuel 😍💐 thank you so much for the feedback on this video, I truly appreciate the kind words 🫶🏼 I am so happy to hear that your Den Phal is doing well, that is great news and I appreciate you letting me know 🙏🏼 One leaf?? I highly recommend that you remove that leaf all the way down to the cane, and then mist the orchid with Hydrogen Peroxide to hopefully stop the spread. I have had to do that with another den of mine, many months ago. No product stopped the spread of the spotting to other leaves, so it was a radical step, but for me, the safest. I removed all the leaves that had spotting, almost left the orchid bare, but new growths are growing clean. Now I spray Hydrogen Peroxide on that den on occasions and so far, so good! 👍🏼 really appreciate your time, Shmuel! Enjoy the beautiful blooms of your Den Phal 🥳 I love these orchids, but will have to settle in the realization that until I cannot provide the warmth for them during my winters, I will not have any in my collection!! Have a great rest of your Sunday 🫶🏼❤️🌸

OK, I would say there is something wrong with your anosmum. I'm not going to say F, but I am pretty sure it is F. The canes shouldn't be shrinking and it shouldn't be eating that oldest cane already. So, this got me thinking about your variegated Den speciosum. Seems it has been a minute since we've seen it.

@NinjaOrchids

3 ай бұрын

Don Miguel 🥰💐 hola jefe! I think you might be right! This one is just not growing as an anosmum should and it came with the worst orchid order from the worst German nursery that I have ever experienced... together with a confirmed F infected orchid, back in the day. In all these years, she has never come out of the gates. This year, I don't have any nubbins for blooms, which is fine, maybe a new growth will come at some point... its just very disappointing. She was supposed to grace the space next to the aphyllum. That was the plan, back in the day. I will not give up just yet, she is not in my way. I live in hope! My speciosum is doing well, stayed outside during the past winters, has matured another new growth... no blooms 🙃 I will have to remember to give it some airtime as proof of life 😆 Thank you so much for watching, Michael! Gots me some sun today, but the temps are too low for me... have some concerns about the orchids being outside, some I have just brought back in, but most of the collection has to ride the low temps out 🤞🏼 have yourself a beautiful day in FL! 🫶🏼❤️🌸

Reference video.

@NinjaOrchids

3 ай бұрын

🌸🥷🏼 Director Jose San 😍🙌🏼🤸🏼‍♀️🥰💐 I hope that this is not a sign that comments have been disappearing again? YT has been doing so well recently when it came to not deleting comments, I do not want to have to pester them again with my daily feedback 😬 I don't think they want me to be pestering them again, either 😂

Hello Nina. Do you think spatulata, antelope type, are more resilient that Den phalaenopsis type in therms of temperature? You advice 18C -30ºC for antelope. But do you know if it can go down to 15ºC maybe 11ºC? thanks

@NinjaOrchids

3 ай бұрын

Hi 😍💐 they ARE more resilient than Den Phals, yes! I can vouch for that because my antennatum has no problem with my winter low temps, whereas, my Den Phals threw a fit and they are no more! For 'safety' sake I always recommend to cover the bare minimum of low temps, when it comes to giving advice, however, here in the comments, I can tell you that my antennatum is handling low temps of 14ºC really well. Maybe it would grow bigger if I could provide the higher preferred temperatures, but it grows vigorously, blooms on the regular etc etc. So, yes, I concur, the antelope types are much more temperature tolerant! I would however, not risk lows down to 11ºC. I have no experience for that low and dare not speak on it 😬 I hope that knowing mine is ok with 14ºC helps you in growing your's if you have any already, or if you are planning to get some 👍🏼 just one thing though, I am growing a species, test the tolerance of a hybrid and see if it responds the same way. Maybe a parent in a hybrid is not as tolerant. For example, I have lost my sutkinoi (species) and Jairak Horn (hybrid) because they could not deal with the low temps. Just an FYI 👍🏼 thank you so much for watching and for your comment! Wishing you a fabulous Sunday 🫶🏼❤️🌸

Hi Nina. I have 3 den nobile. They are in lava rock but only one has a new growth I live in south Florida, they are getting bright shade,good watering under 80 degrees daytime and around 71 at night. What am I doing wrong? Ps I also fertilize every other week.

@NinjaOrchids

3 ай бұрын

😍 Guapa, Hola! 💐 you are not doing anything wrong... not all nobiles will do the same thing at the same time. I would like to ask, however, are they new? If so, how long have they been with you? Are they recently repotted? If so, then it may have stalled the other 2 a little bit. When did they bloom? Did they bloom? Are the species or hybrids? If you have a moment to let me know a little bit more, then I can pin point in greater detail, but from what you have written about your temperatures, watering, fertilizing and light, you are doing nothing wrong! 😃 thank you so much for watching this video!! Look forward to hearing from you when you have a moment, in the meantime, I hope that your Sunday is going to be superb 🫶🏼❤️🌸

@stpetebackyardorchids

2 ай бұрын

I’m in Central Florida, but directly on the Gulf of Mexico. We get lows down to around 5° C in winter and my nobiles thrive. I’ve heard that some winters just aren’t cold enough for them further south of here.