https://nectarbloom.org/videos 2026-11-10 monthly 0.7 https://nectarbloom.org/videos/fresh-nectar-in-a-minute 2026-11-10 monthly 0.7 https://nectarbloom.org/videos/fresh-nectar-in-a-minute-poster.jpg Fresh nectar in a minute Watch how to mix NectarBloom hummingbird nectar: ¼ cup per 1 cup water, stir until clear. No boiling, no dye. One ingredient, nothing else. https://nectarbloom.org/videos/fresh-nectar-in-a-minute.mp4 15 2026-11-10 https://nectarbloom.org/videos/how-to-clean-a-hummingbird-feeder 2026-11-10 monthly 0.7 https://nectarbloom.org/videos/clean-your-feeder-poster.jpg Clean your feeder A 15-second hummingbird feeder cleaning routine: empty it, scrub with hot water and a bottle brush, rinse well, let it dry, then refill fresh. https://nectarbloom.org/videos/clean-your-feeder.mp4 15 2026-11-10 https://nectarbloom.org/videos/is-my-hummingbird-nectar-spoiled 2026-11-10 monthly 0.7 https://nectarbloom.org/videos/spoiled-nectar-poster.jpg Is your nectar spoiled? Cloudy nectar, stringy bits, black specks or a sour smell mean pour it out. Don't top it off — clean the feeder and mix a fresh batch. https://nectarbloom.org/videos/spoiled-nectar.mp4 15 2026-11-10 https://nectarbloom.org/videos/do-hummingbirds-need-red-dye 2026-11-10 monthly 0.7 https://nectarbloom.org/videos/skip-the-red-dye-poster.jpg Skip the red dye Hummingbirds don't need red dye — the red on the feeder does the attracting. No boiling, no dye. One ingredient, nothing else. https://nectarbloom.org/videos/skip-the-red-dye.mp4 15 2026-11-10