Dendrobium Nobile Orchids - the BIG SECRET to Re-blooming Year after Year!
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- Опубліковано 24 бер 2024
- Discover the big secrets to re-blooming Dendrobium Nobile Orchids every year! In this video, I'll share tips and tricks to help you successfully care for your orchids and enjoy their beautiful blooms year after year. From watering and fertilizing to repotting and pruning, I've got you covered with everything you need to know for long-lasting orchid plants. Don't miss out on this essential guide for all orchid lovers!
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Thank you for making this video! I bought this kind of orchid for the first time last year and it had one stalk with lots of flowers. I was very confused when it came around to this year with 5 new stalks shooting up and no flowers, but thanks to your video I know to just leave it alone and let it do its thing. Thank you!
Glad you found it useful - but don't forget the dry winter rest!
Thanks for your help and flowering details
My pleasure 😊
Hi, Geoff! Thank you for this very informative video!
Happy growing! 😊
Pleased you enjoyed it, Monica! 😀
Thank you for this video! Great information
Glad it was helpful Melissa. 😀
Rick L is back to raising orchids
No! Really? That’s great news. I’ll look him up again. 😄
Here in Perth West Australia my dendrobiums are under shade cloth in coir baskets, and bloom every year. I also have many tied onto trees and branches, they do very well without much attention. Thanks for your tips.
Sounds great!
I haven't seen any IG posts or new videos for a while now, I hope that you are doing OK and you're just busy with summer.
Yeah thanks for the concern, Michael - appreciated. I'm all in on improving my garden services and increasing income at present which is taking all my time. I'm just about keeping the plants going - although some (Streps!) are suffering from a lack of light after the insulation I put up. I'll need to buy more grow-lights once I get around to it. I do intend getting back to the videos once the gardening season slows down again but for now I need to make all the money I can while the work is there.
The fully dry rest is, IME, not as important as eliminating feed and providing the temperature drop. We have had a wetter than normal winter and I got a nice blooming out of Den To My Kids and Den Stardust 'Firebird' despite the plants getting rained on numerous times over the winter. Certainly reducing water comparative to the growing season is advised, allowing the plants to get bone dry between waterings, but I don't think they need a long totally dry period.
In order to get a better blooming, I will sacrifice a year of blooms and force the plant to continue growing through the winter. This allows the plant to produce more canes and, in doing so, store more energy for the next blooming period. Of course, this is only possible if light and temperature can be maintained to match the growing season.
That's interesting, and likely correct, as occasionally I 'forget' I'm not supposed to water them! I don't think I have enough light for them to be honest, but that's an ongoing issue, which I know I could fix with more lights, I just haven't got around to it yet. My Mars Hydro TS600 has been steadily losing LEDs (so much for the 'brands' being better quality) so I'll have to replace that sooner or later. I had 'Firebird' at one point - completely failed with it.🤷♂️
Where is best to leave them for the temperature drop?
Somewhere they can get that drop in temperature to 10 to 15 Celsius and down to below 10 at night, but still giving them bright light. I mostly get this naturally in the greenhouse except I tend to keep the winter temps at 12, so their blooming isn’t perhaps as good as it could be.