❤❤I just found this tutorial in Jan. 2024. Your explanations and instructions are very clear. Thank you. Your final potting looks healthy. O feel better informed about potting cattleyas now. Thank you.😊❤❤
Wow, I’ve never seen so many roots out of the pot, great job reporting. I love learning how our all our environments require different media’s. Thank you kindly for sharing your process and taking time to make your videos. Peace.
After seeing this video I realized that I might be smothering the roots of some of my orchids in a medium that is way too fine. The large chunks of charcoal that you are using are impressive, I will try to find some here in Canada or the USA. I have some the size of almonds but nothing as big as yours. Thanks for this very interesting video.
Watched your rootless cattleya repotting video. Really a practical session. I also bid good bye to coconut husks. Recently I experimented wirh self made coconut charcoal in repotting dendrobiums and potted phels. So thin. We can see new roots sprouting. Happy growing.
Thank u 😊 almost all media (bark, charcoal etc) will stick to the roots ..we need to soak well before removing...the only thing that comes off easily without even slightest damage to roots is sphagnum moss..
I th8nk what is missing in my regimen is the Magic Touch. My children are grown up. Will repot a few and call someone to touch them. Will pay with chocolates!
Good information! And what a beautiful youngin you have with such a magical touch!
Thanks for the video.
❤❤I just found this tutorial in Jan. 2024. Your explanations and instructions are very clear. Thank you. Your final potting looks healthy. O feel better informed about potting cattleyas now. Thank you.😊❤❤
Wow, I’ve never seen so many roots out of the pot, great job reporting. I love learning how our all our environments require different media’s. Thank you kindly for sharing your process and taking time to make your videos. Peace.
Thank u dear friend ❤️😊have a great day ahead..stay safe...
Very nice and informative . Thank you. You have a lovely kid too, who is interested in orchids. That's great.
Thank u dear😍😊yes I'm really happy too that c is developing interest in orchids as well😊
An informative video.
BTW need to mention your cute toddler got lovely rich hair.
Very much informative. Thanks
U are Welcome 🙂 glad u liked it...😍
Thank you for this video!❤🪴
Great job👍🙏
Great video 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Ma'am please make a video on summer care for orchids.
Thank u dear😍😊will try to make one on that topic🙂👍
After seeing this video I realized that I might be smothering the roots of some of my orchids in a medium that is way too fine. The large chunks of charcoal that you are using are impressive, I will try to find some here in Canada or the USA. I have some the size of almonds but nothing as big as yours. Thanks for this very interesting video.
Watched your rootless cattleya repotting video. Really a practical session. I also bid good bye to coconut husks. Recently I experimented wirh self made coconut charcoal in repotting dendrobiums and potted phels. So thin. We can see new roots sprouting. Happy growing.
Thank u sir🙂🙏coconut charcoal really sounds interesting..plz keep me updated on your plants progress..I might try it sometime in future 😊
Which media is easy to remove roots? I like your all video. You explained in an easy way.
Thank u 😊 almost all media (bark, charcoal etc) will stick to the roots ..we need to soak well before removing...the only thing that comes off easily without even slightest damage to roots is sphagnum moss..
No doubt I am missing a magic touch . What do I do ?
Oh no! What if you don't have a toddler to add the magic touch? 😂❤
I th8nk what is missing in my regimen is the Magic Touch. My children are grown up. Will repot a few and call someone to touch them. Will pay with chocolates!
Ha ha😃😃sending some virtual hugs to ur plants from my toddler❤️❤️❤️
All roots and new growths will probably die after report😢