Hi Dani, Thank you for featuring this Orchid. It is very beautiful and I love this variety very much. My late grandmother was a big lover and grower of this particular Orchid. She grew them in the husk of a coconut. She used chicken wire or fine wire to hold and stabilize all the parts from a whole coconut husk in the form of a pot and then stabilizes the roots of the Orchid inside of it. She attached a long wire loop which she used to hang the plant in an Orange tree in front of her house. Because we lived in a tropical climate where it's hot and mostly dry, she would water it at least once per day. This Orchid is very hardy and will survive with very little as long as you water it regularly. I would love to see more varieties of this Orchid. Thank you for sharing🙏🏽🕯🙏🏽
Thank you! I bought this orchid at a nursery in Hawaii last spring. I didn't have the slightest idea of what to do with it after it stopped blooming. Thank goodness I did nothing but water it and let it hang off a shelf with plenty on light, It's growing like crazy. I was going to repot it, but now I'm going to wait 'til next spring to repot it, unless it shows signs of distress.
Hi Danny, what a beautiful deciduous dendrobium ! Thanks for showing me a type of orchid that I have never seen before. Learning all about orchids is a never ending process, so it seems to me.
Thank you. I have two large dendrobiums I inherited. They have tons of old dead roots and pseudo bulbs. It’s November and they need to rest. However I think they will survive until late February here in Florida when our spring begins. And now I know how to help them survive long term. Again thank you.
Thank you so much for making this video! I got a dendrobium aphyllum last year and was honestly very confused how to care for it, as it is so unique from even other dendrobiums. You cleared up a lot of questions for me 😊
I'm completely in love with this plant! 🥰 I have looked everywhere but can't seem to find an aphyllum with this specific colouring..does it have a more specific name? Stunning!
That's a great idea on potting such big mature orchid such as the aphyllum, I tend to secure my orchid with plastic ropes at the top of the pot with holes around the rim of the pot. I never thought of doing the way you did😆. I've learned a lot today, thanks so much for sharing your process😊
...looking for this! A neighbor gave the anosmum tyle and it is so huge with most of the flowers are already open. . it is placed in a water gallon container and wanting to change the pot...🤔
Love how you anchored it by the rhizome (sp?) to the pot and let it hang over rather than forcing it upright. I have two giant dendrobium nobiles that I’m inspired to do this with now! Do you find it hard to water?
I hope you can help me. I've had this dendrobium for more than 2 years. It was given to me by a dear friend. When she gave it to me , it had blooms. After the blooms fell off, it has been just leaves. I have it inside in a South window. It's in a 4" pot with orchid bark. It has around 8 stalks that are more or less 10" long. The leaves look healthy but they are not shiny at all. I water it once a week and fertilize it with a 30-10-10 Orchid Fertilizer every two weeks. Don't really understand what am I doing wrong.
You are my daily therapy. I often wonder if you would consider a video of how 2020 was for you and your family and how you handled it. Looking for inspiration.
Hi Thanks for the upload I wanted to ask a question I bought dendrobium seedlings last yr monsoon. All in good health. No new growth after repotting in charcoal plus coco. In the winter ( which is dry and cold) most plants lost leaves. In summer , same plants showed new growth again. Now after onset of monsoon , temp dropped , and growth has again stalled What should be the approach
Hey Danny! Is it normal for a normal big flower-shop phal to be a bit fragrant? Also it has a flower that is busy opening, however it has been 3 days and the flower is still not fully open. I live in the southern hemisphere, so it is starting to get cold here. Although it can still reach 27 degrees Celsius in the day, and the nights reach 11-17 degrees Celsius. It is also dry here, I think the average humidity at this time of the year is about 30-35%. Could the cold, or humidity be causing the flower to open slowly? Thanks!🤗
Hi, yes some hybrids can have a bit of scent! About the flower, sometimes petals can get stuck, if you can gently push them a bit you might make them come appart and the flower will open. It could also be a peloric gene that shows infrequently, so the flower will not fully open. Could also be due to slight dehydration, so make sure you water the orchid in time. With complex hybrids it's hard to tell, but take it by process of elimination. Good luck! ☺️
What a lovely Dendrobium. What length do the canes grow to at full maturity please Danny? What...no sneak peek into the rearranged grow room yet.....🙄🙃🌸Happy Easter to you all 🐣🐣🐣
Its funny i am actually in the process of buying the same plant 6ft tall and variegated..... i wanted to know if we hang it 6 ft from the ground.... how to make watering the plant convenient?...
OMG!! PERFECT TIME!! I was just coming to comment on an old video nd see if u would maybe see it and reply. Bc I know u said it’s bad to repot a Dendrobium Noblie type when NOT IN active growth bc chance of killing roots. So idk if the roots r growing bc all too ones papery dead but my SMALLEST cane IS GROWNING now so can I repot it?? I got it from flower shop 2/3 mo ago and cut of 3 big keikis and they r doing well but the mother plant medium is acidic and NEEDS 2 GO! But I don’t want to kill the plant as I just cut keikis off 1 month ago ... and now leave are yellowing ( which I know is normal). BUT THAT CANE IS GROWING NOW AND JUST LIKE SPROUTING!! But this videos is telling me YES BAYBEE GO FOR IT !!
But maybe leaves yellow is NOT normal or this time of year actually..... that’s an autumn think I’m thinking. I think I maybe have shocked it when I removed keikis. :(( it was in BADDD shape when I bought it tho from shop I mainly bought it for the one .5 in cane in mom plant and the 3 keikis !!!
Hi, maybe the leaves yellowing are caused by a bit of shock, but it's ok! If there is a small cane growing actively now, I think youiu can go ahead and repot, chances are it's going to make roots too soon. Be as careful as possible with the roots, remove dead ob6es and it should be ok, maybe a bit of setback if the roots are not healthy, but it will bounce back. Good luck! ☺️
@@MissOrchidGirl thank you so much for responding. I have a slotted pot and some Dendrobium mix from re pot me dot com !! I have learned everything I know about orchids from YOU!! So thank you so much for the knowledge and your hard work DOES NOT GO UNNOTICED!!!!!
Can I ask you a question about my Dendrobium anosmum? I got it from Schwerter and potted it on the side of a pot (I made a hole and pulled the bare canes through it). The problem is that its new canes are shriveling even though I started giving it more water. The roots are totally fine, but it seems like it has not put out much roots in the nursery (I suppose it didn't need to due to the high humidity). It has not put out a new growth yet, too. The nodes at the base are intact, but there is absolutely nl change to them. Can I somehow prevent serious setback?
Den anosmum needs a bit of winter rest and doesn’t grow in winter. After flowering in spring the new growrhs should appear. Provide a lot of light in winter.
@@jeanpierreviergever1417 well, I know it is supposed to have a drier winter rest and to lose its leaves. It gets plenty of light. But it started to shrivel its newest cane and that is no good. Problem is that is does not have enough roots to properly hydrate in my dry environmnent. It just cannot take up as much water as it loses to the air sowehow. I know it sounds weird, but there are healthy roots (I just checked), there is water supplied regularly and still, it continues to shrivel.
Hi, a little side note, the relative humidity doesn't affect the number of roots, so high humidity will not make orchids root less.. actually the opposite, as more will grow without stopping. If your anosmum is not actively growing and all canes are mature, don't water it! The most should be a light run through once every 1-3 weeks. If canes shrivell excessively I doubt the roots are good. In any case, new roots will not grow now, but new growth is on the way since it's spring in Europe (which I deduct you are located in) and that will produce new roots. So only lightly offer water every week or 2 and wait it out, you can repot and check the roots when new growth starts. Some shrivelling is normal in winter, I think it will work out! Good luck! ☺️
Hi, this orchid can be found at orchid nurseries, rather than flowershops, although it may not always be in stock. Google for one in your area, or go on YT and type 'where we buy orchids from and how much do they cost' and you'll find my video talking all about it! 🧡
Hi Dani,will you give away any caikies or canes from that? ☺is so can you give me one, or add my name to your list please.🥰 I love your chanel great job,I have learn a lot from wathing your tutorials on orchids...Im an orchid fan😊
Hi Dani, Thank you for featuring this Orchid. It is very beautiful and I love this variety very much. My late grandmother was a big lover and grower of this particular Orchid. She grew them in the husk of a coconut. She used chicken wire or fine wire to hold and stabilize all the parts from a whole coconut husk in the form of a pot and then stabilizes the roots of the Orchid inside of it. She attached a long wire loop which she used to hang the plant in an Orange tree in front of her house. Because we lived in a tropical climate where it's hot and mostly dry, she would water it at least once per day. This Orchid is very hardy and will survive with very little as long as you water it regularly. I would love to see more varieties of this Orchid. Thank you for sharing🙏🏽🕯🙏🏽
Your bird makes the funniest most charming sounds! Haha! 😆
What an absolutely stunning orchid! I never see any really unusual orchids at local garden centers and plant shops. Guess I need to look online.
Thank you! I bought this orchid at a nursery in Hawaii last spring. I didn't have the slightest idea of what to do with it after it stopped blooming. Thank goodness I did nothing but water it and let it hang off a shelf with plenty on light, It's growing like crazy. I was going to repot it, but now I'm going to wait 'til next spring to repot it, unless it shows signs of distress.
I like to imagine where your orchid knowledge will be 10 years from now, Master Orchid Grower S++
Hi Danny, what a beautiful deciduous dendrobium ! Thanks for showing me a type of orchid that I have never seen before. Learning all about orchids is a never ending process, so it seems to me.
It really isn't! That's what I love about it! 🥰
Love your babies making “comments” while you are filming! Great tips on this dendrobium
What a huge orchid. What beautiful flowers it produces. 💚🌿❤️
I love your genius technique to anchor the orchid in by tying it into the pot! Awesome idea! Thank you for sharing this great repotting video! 💖
Thanks, Dani, after watching your video and several fails in growing my dendrobium, I can again challenge myself in growing 1.
So gorgeous!! When you removed the pot I thought "that makes a nice orchid crown."
What a beautiful orchid. Love the reports. Take care🤗
WOW. That is a gorgeous orchid. Great job
Good job Danny! Looking very nice. You have precious hands! Found new plant for my wish list 🤪
Thank you. I have two large dendrobiums I inherited. They have tons of old dead roots and pseudo bulbs. It’s November and they need to rest. However I think they will survive until late February here in Florida when our spring begins. And now I know how to help them survive long term. Again thank you.
Love this orchid, Would love to see an update on how well its growing!
That is an amazing orchid. Very cool
I would LOVE to grow this from my mango tree ... the tree has it's own "pot" in the middle of the tree trunk. Now - onward to FIND/BUY one!!
Wow I have to get one of these! So beautiful! I have salvaged a few orchids thanks to your tips!
Thanks for sharing Danny ❤️❤️❤️ would be repotting mine soon!
Thank you so much for making this video! I got a dendrobium aphyllum last year and was honestly very confused how to care for it, as it is so unique from even other dendrobiums. You cleared up a lot of questions for me 😊
I love your videos! Thanks to you, I will hopefully save my unhappy dendrobium. Definitely learnt a lot already. 😊
I'm completely in love with this plant! 🥰 I have looked everywhere but can't seem to find an aphyllum with this specific colouring..does it have a more specific name? Stunning!
Hi Dani, this was a great video. How does the watering go? Is it better to spray or not?
I'm watching all of your videos to find out what kind of Orchid I have to see if any of the match and my God am I a beginner so this is super helpful
It is a big plant🌳 live your videos 🧡
Very pretty!
Magnifique orchidée!
How do u water them when they are in your room? Taking them out while watering everytime can be quite cumbersome
That's a great idea on potting such big mature orchid such as the aphyllum, I tend to secure my orchid with plastic ropes at the top of the pot with holes around the rim of the pot. I never thought of doing the way you did😆. I've learned a lot today, thanks so much for sharing your process😊
I recently got my first dendrobium!
Lovely explanation ❤️
🥰😍 when in bloom ❤️
Love that video😊
...looking for this!
A neighbor gave the anosmum tyle and it is so huge with most of the flowers are already open. . it is placed in a water gallon container and wanting to change the pot...🤔
Love how you anchored it by the rhizome (sp?) to the pot and let it hang over rather than forcing it upright. I have two giant dendrobium nobiles that I’m inspired to do this with now! Do you find it hard to water?
Hi, no I water it just like any other pot, it's quite easy! ☺️
Im wondering, where are you located Dani? Beautiful orchids
Great video!
I hope you can help me. I've had this dendrobium for more than 2 years. It was given to me by a dear friend. When she gave it to me , it had blooms. After the blooms fell off, it has been just leaves. I have it inside in a South window. It's in a 4" pot with orchid bark. It has around 8 stalks that are more or less 10" long. The leaves look healthy but they are not shiny at all. I water it once a week and fertilize it with a 30-10-10 Orchid Fertilizer every two weeks. Don't really understand what am I doing wrong.
It looks that you use layers of tree barks and sphagnum moss in your growth media, is that correct?
You are my daily therapy. I often wonder if you would consider a video of how 2020 was for you and your family and how you handled it. Looking for inspiration.
Hi, glad to hear my videos helped! Better stick to orchids, behind thee scenes 2020 was not so fun.
@@MissOrchidGirl I understand.
Hi
Thanks for the upload
I wanted to ask a question
I bought dendrobium seedlings last yr monsoon. All in good health. No new growth after repotting in charcoal plus coco. In the winter ( which is dry and cold) most plants lost leaves. In summer , same plants showed new growth again. Now after onset of monsoon , temp dropped , and growth has again stalled
What should be the approach
Hey Danny! Is it normal for a normal big flower-shop phal to be a bit fragrant? Also it has a flower that is busy opening, however it has been 3 days and the flower is still not fully open. I live in the southern hemisphere, so it is starting to get cold here. Although it can still reach 27 degrees Celsius in the day, and the nights reach 11-17 degrees Celsius. It is also dry here, I think the average humidity at this time of the year is about 30-35%. Could the cold, or humidity be causing the flower to open slowly? Thanks!🤗
Hi, yes some hybrids can have a bit of scent! About the flower, sometimes petals can get stuck, if you can gently push them a bit you might make them come appart and the flower will open. It could also be a peloric gene that shows infrequently, so the flower will not fully open. Could also be due to slight dehydration, so make sure you water the orchid in time. With complex hybrids it's hard to tell, but take it by process of elimination. Good luck! ☺️
@@MissOrchidGirl thanks so much!
What a lovely Dendrobium. What length do the canes grow to at full maturity please Danny? What...no sneak peek into the rearranged grow room yet.....🙄🙃🌸Happy Easter to you all 🐣🐣🐣
Hi, I think they get to 1 meter or a bit more! 😳
@@MissOrchidGirl Thanks for the info, it maybe too big for me space at the moment. I will be content watching yours flower and flourish.🌸
Its funny i am actually in the process of buying the same plant 6ft tall and variegated..... i wanted to know if we hang it 6 ft from the ground.... how to make watering the plant convenient?...
Hi. Where I can buy a Dendrodium orchid? Thanks
OMG!! PERFECT TIME!! I was just coming to comment on an old video nd see if u would maybe see it and reply. Bc I know u said it’s bad to repot a Dendrobium Noblie type when NOT IN active growth bc chance of killing roots. So idk if the roots r growing bc all too ones papery dead but my SMALLEST cane IS GROWNING now so can I repot it?? I got it from flower shop 2/3 mo ago and cut of 3 big keikis and they r doing well but the mother plant medium is acidic and NEEDS 2 GO! But I don’t want to kill the plant as I just cut keikis off 1 month ago ... and now leave are yellowing ( which I know is normal). BUT THAT CANE IS GROWING NOW AND JUST LIKE SPROUTING!! But this videos is telling me YES BAYBEE GO FOR IT !!
But maybe leaves yellow is NOT normal or this time of year actually..... that’s an autumn think I’m thinking. I think I maybe have shocked it when I removed keikis. :(( it was in BADDD shape when I bought it tho from shop I mainly bought it for the one .5 in cane in mom plant and the 3 keikis !!!
Hi, maybe the leaves yellowing are caused by a bit of shock, but it's ok! If there is a small cane growing actively now, I think youiu can go ahead and repot, chances are it's going to make roots too soon. Be as careful as possible with the roots, remove dead ob6es and it should be ok, maybe a bit of setback if the roots are not healthy, but it will bounce back. Good luck! ☺️
@@MissOrchidGirl thank you so much for responding. I have a slotted pot and some Dendrobium mix from re pot me dot com !! I have learned everything I know about orchids from YOU!! So thank you so much for the knowledge and your hard work DOES NOT GO UNNOTICED!!!!!
Do you mind tell me where you ordered it?
Good video
What kind of slow release fertlizer do you use? Do you have a link?
When it was just dismounted, it looked like a stylish helmet that models may wear in a fashion show XD
Hi; would like to see the result. Thanks
Do you ever use tree fern fiber for any of your orchids?
Hi, no I don't have that available in my part of the world. ☺️
Can I ask you a question about my Dendrobium anosmum? I got it from Schwerter and potted it on the side of a pot (I made a hole and pulled the bare canes through it). The problem is that its new canes are shriveling even though I started giving it more water. The roots are totally fine, but it seems like it has not put out much roots in the nursery (I suppose it didn't need to due to the high humidity). It has not put out a new growth yet, too. The nodes at the base are intact, but there is absolutely nl change to them. Can I somehow prevent serious setback?
Den anosmum needs a bit of winter rest and doesn’t grow in winter. After flowering in spring the new growrhs should appear. Provide a lot of light in winter.
@@jeanpierreviergever1417 well, I know it is supposed to have a drier winter rest and to lose its leaves. It gets plenty of light. But it started to shrivel its newest cane and that is no good. Problem is that is does not have enough roots to properly hydrate in my dry environmnent. It just cannot take up as much water as it loses to the air sowehow. I know it sounds weird, but there are healthy roots (I just checked), there is water supplied regularly and still, it continues to shrivel.
Hi, a little side note, the relative humidity doesn't affect the number of roots, so high humidity will not make orchids root less.. actually the opposite, as more will grow without stopping. If your anosmum is not actively growing and all canes are mature, don't water it! The most should be a light run through once every 1-3 weeks. If canes shrivell excessively I doubt the roots are good. In any case, new roots will not grow now, but new growth is on the way since it's spring in Europe (which I deduct you are located in) and that will produce new roots. So only lightly offer water every week or 2 and wait it out, you can repot and check the roots when new growth starts. Some shrivelling is normal in winter, I think it will work out! Good luck! ☺️
Good evening ! How can I get one of these ?
Hi, this orchid can be found at orchid nurseries, rather than flowershops, although it may not always be in stock. Google for one in your area, or go on YT and type 'where we buy orchids from and how much do they cost' and you'll find my video talking all about it! 🧡
Waaaauw💋❤️
Hi Dani,will you give away any caikies or canes from that? ☺is so can you give me one, or add my name to your list please.🥰 I love your chanel great job,I have learn a lot from wathing your tutorials on orchids...Im an orchid fan😊
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If that’s a six-inch pot, you have very small, dainty hands. One of my hands fills up a six-inch pot.
Mam please can you do give away in India