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Do the ants cause a problem to the orchid>?

Stunning.

OHHH variegated cymbidium that's beautiful, when it's not in bloom it could pass as a spider plant hahahaha 😂😂

Such nice orchids ❤

Wow! Such beautiful orchids! And what did you buy to take home, Peter?😊😁😊

Is there any possibility to differentiate between black rot and this calcium deficiency. Thank you!

How many would you buy 😍😍

Are these in the rare list? I’ve never seen them before.

So beautiful! Wish I can get my hands on them.

I am after this plant..if U have seed for this..reach out. Let's swap

That purple and white... was that not called a Splish splash at 1 stage ?

Putting S.A. on the map! Thanks for sharing! ❤

The colors are so pretty! Is it fragrant too?

I so love cacti and succulents but unfortunately they don't like me..😢 I guess I'll just have to continue to live vicariously in this area through your channel..❤

They certainly do have there own characteristics...love love ❤️

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Soo beautiful ...

Wow wow wow!! They grow that big ? ❤

Such pretty blooms! One of my Nobiles new canes got huge this summer! I hope that will be a good sign for the spring.😊

That’s a big one!😮❤💯👍🪴🤗

Such beauties

A well-deserved award. It must be a pride and joy for the owner😍

Wow!😮 😮

So pretty!😮😊

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Lovely orchids... thank you for bringing us along. Have a great week ahead!

Don’t use this in the sun, it will mess with your leaves. Use early like 5:30 am or like 4 pm when the sun is going down. Read the instructions well.

This is the same fungi, it’s just two different stages. Please read St. Augustine Orchid Society. They have lots of information on fungi, bacteria, etc.

It can be the fluoride in your water too if using municipality water ie tap water. If you think this might be the issue - Try to use rain captured on a tarp directed into a trashcan and then treat the water with Summit’s natural BT which kills the mosquito larvae. Also fungus gnats. The amount is dependent on the size of the can ie not the number of gallons. I use 1/2 of one of the donut shaped units per month and then put another one in. I use this water to water the orchids all the way through the bark. The can is protected by a tilting umbrella so it stays darker… use a dark can so no algae. And every rain just let it overflow so it stays fresh. If you want you can put a large aquarium oxygenator with multiple stones or one long one. I do this on the deck and take the pump in or move it under your porch. You can’t leave the pump outside in bad weather. In my area the water gets very cold, might not freeze solid but way too cold, so I get up multiple 1 gallon jugs and bring in to come to room temp. You can do this in the summer and in,the winter use distilled water. But distilled water will need secondary and trace elements as it has nothing. I mentioned before First Rays (not affiliated etc) but I like it because it has NPK of 12-1-1, 10% calcium, and 3% magnesium and all the trace elements. It just makes it easy. And the plastic can tells you how much to use whether you want to mix by the gallon or ppms. They do recommend you use pure water ie distilled or rain water, or RO with this.

The experts say that about phalaenopsis orchids. Their roots do help with photosynthesis. But my big deal with clear pots for them or with a plant that really wants to stay damp or really dry. It helps you view the roots. Phals unlike cattleya or Vanda which want harder drys mean white/silver roots before rewatering. But phals want to be watered right as the roots reach a silvery green color or a greenish silver whatever you want to call it. It’s not dark green which still has plenty of moisture, and it’s not silver white ie with no greenish color. When the phal roots which typically grow towards the outside of the pot and thus you will be able to see them- when they turn pale green, then water them well. Or water and fertilize well. If potted in sphagnum, be very careful because the center of the media might still be damp especially if you didn’t repot it when you received it and got rid of the plug from first seedling. Sometimes those can cause rot in the center if too wet. Don’t repot until the phal has finished blooming. And hopefully you have been feeding it a good fertilizer with NPK, secondary elements calcium, magnesium and all the trace elements it needs. They need more than just NPK (nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium). I might suggest from First Rays K-Lite fertilizer NPK= 12-1-1, 10% calcium, 3% magnesium, and all the trace. I alternate it with Better Grow for orchids every other week or 2 treatments a month to give more potassium and phosphorus to help with root growth and blooming. In the summer I treat my Vanda daily with 25-50 ppms. It tells you how much to use to reach the ppms you want. My Vanda (hanging on wire some with original baskets). I treat every morning through early summer and early evening in like July/August so in the heat it has more time to absorb the fertilizer. My cattleya I do once a week with 50 ppms. Vanda are heavy feeders ie more times, not more strength. They get twice watering every day most of the summer. But in July/August they need 3 waterings. In winter it’s 1 maybe twice a day, depends on your environment. You have to consider your environment and how they are potted, and in what.

Gorgeous. It would be nice if you told us the plant’s name. Really don’t care about the music. But do the plant ie especially the orchids.. the variety etc.

Wow! Be nice to them, put up owl houses, they will rid your property of rodents.

Spray with Orthene which is a systemic and contact too. Soak the media, or just as you have it fresh out of the pot.

So you will kill the tree so you don’t waste some garden twine or raffia to wrap around which you only need until the roots hook on to the tree.

Which videos show the progression? I would maybe spray with alcohol and let it evaporate - as it would kill bacteria, fungi, viruses, etc. and let it dry as a primary or secondary step. Hydrogen peroxide doesn’t kill everything. I might have boiled the water and let it cool. Then add The roots aren’t coming from the end, they will come from the stem inbetween the leaves.

Thoroughly enjoyed every moment! 😊🎉 They're all so beautiful.. thank you so much! Loved the cymbidiums.. hoping I'll find some warm growers for my growing conditions. Really looking forward to the next episode ❤

Stunning cymbidiums!

I've bought a Rechg. Chichiriviche sunset. Do you have any info on them for a tutuorial please????

I would like to get a better look at the whole show and the prize winners too of course.

Did you enter any plants in the show?

I love these plants so much thank you

Ever considered taking on the judging course? There is a judging handbook with all the criteria to memories and also practise. That was part of my training.

Where are you located?

The Cattleyas are by far the best.

Πος μπορο να σοσω το φυτο οταν εχει προβλιμα με σιψι .

Μιπος μποριτε να κανεται μεταφραση σε ελινηκα στα βιντιο .ευχαριστο .

🎉🎉what an amazing show. I think everyone who participated had a blast🎉🎉🎉. We also shopped an amazing group of ppl under 1 roof. ❤😊

22:52 This Oncidium is my favorite. I don't have any in my collection yet but I'm doing pretty well with the coconut orchid. Lots of orchids that I've never seen before. 25:41 I bought two of the Mendenhalls recently. I just have to wait for new roots before repotting.

such beautiful orchids thanx

these are so pretty