Dendrobium nobile care for beginners | | Orchids 101 | | Keep your Dendrobium alive!

[@tiffanytoorie2937]

Best video on dendrobium on youtube❤

[@baulou1962]

Definitely the most entertaining orchid video, but with great information. Eat your heart out, Jesus Francisco!

[@johnopdecoul4222]

Mate this was the most informative video I could find on Dendrobiums. You covered all the bases with concise straight forward information. Your delivery was fantastic and loved the humor, if you lived in So Cal I'd buy you a coffee. Sorry you had a falling out with Jesus Francisco but you need to get over it.

[@MiamiNeverIn]

You’re absolutely adorable and hysterical, extremely informative. I’ll be watching your videos today I’m certain.

[@jazzyg4578]

I enjoyed this video. Mine got a little of keikis. Now I know why. I am very good with phalanopsis

[@yeve5819]

Me encanto lo informativo de tu video. Muy buen trabajo. Por favor, si llegas a leer comentarios negativos acerca de tu pronunciación en Inglés, no les hagas caso. Yo vivo en USA y aprendí inglés. Tu pronunciación y dicción es muy buena, tu inglés es muy fluido. Continúa con el buen trabajo. 🌸

[@anndriggers6660]

Come back! I love your videos so much! We need you! You know it's true...

[@Chris.Davies]

Upvote. The flying cow at 2:20... that was awesome. I will have to get myself some Dendrobiums! :) May I ask you to not refer to months? Rather, refer to a season. Many of us live in the Southern Hemisphere. Thanks!

[@TheLallard]

Thank you for the great video! Best and most informative nobile video I've seen! And fun to watch!

[@cimado64]

I loved your video! I live in San Antonio, TX. My tio lived in Mexico City! I was just wondering why my Dendrobium has never bloomed! As soon as this freeze is over, OUT it goes! 😁

[@mariagorete-gd4ck]

Thanks for this video, I really want to understand orchids but no one really want to share their knowledge. You did in a very honest and fun way. I much appreciate it. ❤

[@JoeMickisfreakingamazing]

Haha you are very knowledgeable and a good teacher about orchids, I will remember exactly how to keep a Dendrobium nobile healthy

[@Evelynmay88]

This is the best video!! Thankyou so much for all the information! Love your awesomeness. Too funny too. ♥️👏🏻♥️

[@shilohndrah]

You're delightful and funny! Love your animations! 😂😂😂🥰🥰🥰

[@tazed10]

Such a great video! You should keep making videos.

[@Tilly-h2b]

Best video I ever seen. Funny and educational. Love the cat lol

[@ronDCM]

I dont have den nobile but because of your video i want to get one :D very entertaining yet informative.

[@JustcallmeDebbieB]

Great vid! Just pulled a good 30 keikis off now I need pots and bark!

[@plant-a-holic]

OMG!!! You are adorable! Just found you and really enjoyed your presentation and information! Not only were you entertaining, but the educational content was excellent!! Thanks so much❤😊

[@kubrosh]

After I saw your channel name in the video, I remembered the song okey dokey yo from south korea 😂 and I’ve been laughing at your jokes since 😂

[@BloomingGoodOrchids]

I'm so glad I stumbled on your channel 😂. I learned a lot and you are definitely not boring. 🎉🎉🎉love your channel 🎉🎉😊

[@pifi6618]

You have done a fantastic job! Congratulations on your great video mate!

[@MyTinyBalcony]

Definitely the most entertaining vibe I have seen yet. Muchos gracias!

[@Latnman101]

Me encanta tu youtube nombre!

[@girlwiththepearlearring]

This was so helpful! Thank you so much!

[@dianewick1]

Awesome video. Very informative and entertaining. 😂

[@Melissa-loves-orchids]

Loved this video! You’re awesome! Hilariously witty!

[@fgangat5080]

Just love yr attitude to adopt to make yr orchid flower.... So entertaining. Reverse psychology... Really informative.... Thank u. ❤

[@1Vanessa1o]

This was an excellent video

[@civrn368]

This was informative but funny as well. I really enjoyed❤🎉

[@KarinsOrchids]

Lovely video ❤❤❤❤

[@nmchai9333]

I'm new to dendrobium. I learned that there's many classifications so pls make a video about the other kinds. I have the mobile kind as it doesn't take a lot of space

[@carmenarana7765]

Great video, could you tell me what fertilizer may I use, please I leave in FL.

[@tormakhmariajulia955]

Thanks for the video but I have a million questions

[@marciaorquidias5384]

Awsome video, gracias

[@WanderingBobAK]

Bahaha! What a nut! This was as entertaining as it was informative! Exactly what I was looking for! Subscribed.

[@DianeDavis-p5z]

Thanks for the informative video. I have a question - after the blooms have died, should the stems of the flowers be cut from the canes?

[@rebelchaser]

I just bought my first Nobile & I have some questions. I live close to Lake Tahoe but on the Nevada side just over the hill. It gets HOT🥵in the summer - over 100* F (38*C) & VERY COLD🥶in the winter 0*F (-18*C) & VERY DRY so outside is probably not the best thing for me to do. But because it’s so dry should I keep in the bathroom where there’s much more humidity? Or should I mist it every day? And when should I start fertilizing it? I know to stop fertilizing in August which is when I start fertilizing my phalaenopsis’ but when do I start fertilizing my nobile? And stop watering it from when to when? Thanks for the info! Your orchids are gorgeous!😊

[@Theresa-z2h]

My plant suffers from scale insects very badly. I wash them off by hand but is there something else I can do? It flowered profusely tearlier this year but is now 'resting' I live in the UK. Great video, thank you

[@JV-dx5uv]

Good job man!👍

[@Badong-x4m]

Brilliant video thank you 😊

[@juliashearer7842]

This was funny and contained really helpful and clear information. I have one tiny nobile keiki. I didn't withhold water over winter because it is so small and i noticed recently that it has little buds on the canes. Could it possibly flower being so small? Or could it make keikis being so small too?

[@YnseSchaap]

I grow them indoors at 22 degrees in winter (at night around 15/16 degrees) and in summer at 30 plus, humidity is always around 85 % and I don't give them a rest and they always flowers on time 😁(I can't grow the Phaleanosis type, never been able to get one to flower again and then they die, I hate them)

[@elmawallace3375]

Do you cut off the small stems after flowering on a Den Dragon kiss I got at Xmas ?

[@angelicalippert981]

Hola, tengo wl dendrobium de la abuela de mi esposo. Ella fallecio hace 2 meses. Cuando me la entregaron, estaba en un monton de agua y la transpante pero se le sigues callendo las hojas. Estan amarillas. Porfavor,que hago? Saludos de Wisconsin!

[@nmchai9333]

Very funny and informative

[@judyperkins4509]

Thankyou

[@mh56487]

Does anybody know how to subject it to 14 C if you live in a very cold place? My city gets down to -30 C in the winter, so opening a window isn't exactly an option 😅

[@loribadgero1035]

Place them in a larger Terra cotta pot, half filled with moist spag moss, and make sure there is some air flow to cool the outer pot. Don’t let it get too cold!

[@lisascenic]

This may be a stupid question, but how does ventilation reduce light damage?

[@orquidorky]

Not stupid at all! Some of my bright light orchids like Cattleyas and Dendrobium used to get sun damage every summer. After I installed a whole room air circulator that only turns on when the room is too hot, there hasn't been a single damaged leaf. I guess some of the damage might be related to high temperatures instead of bright lights. But of course, don't put low light orchids in bright light thinking that a fan will prevent them from burning.

[@lisascenic]

@ very interesting! Thank you! I’m able to put my orchids outside in the summer, but I have to be very careful about burning leaves. In my climate (San Francisco Bay Area), the sun is bright, the temperature is mild, and in my neighborhood we get almost no breeze during daylight hours. So it looks like your brilliant discovery won’t work in my case, alas.

[@Naanouuchee]

Is 20-20-20 too much for this orchid ??

[@nitawal]

It’s Nov and my canes still don’t have a terminal leaf ( not fully mature). What do I do?? Thank you

[@orquidorky]

If they have plump and good sized canes, you can stop watering to encourage them to rest for the winter. If they're still very immature (few leaves with a thin cane) , continue to care for them normally and skip the winter rest (just keep them in a warm-ish place) but they won't be able to bloom.

[@nitawal]

@@orquidorkyok thank you!

[@DanAlva24]

You’re hilarious❤

[@BrandonMeeker-qw2of]

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[@jiningh.9158]

Let it suffer the coldness of your heart 🤣

[@krisscrowdis1747]

You are funny.

[@taniadelacruz]

Jesus Francisco 😂😂😂.

[@codyc6515]

'promo sm' ✅

[@susanaramonairiarte8113]

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