Hey Bryan! Isn’t this place fun to visit? Every time I visit it’s like discovering cove for orchid and plant lovers. It a massive place. It’s impossible to see everything in one day. The tiny flower orchids were so awesome. They seemed to have allot of this tiny ones in bloom. I loved the Paph beliatulum. Wow! So many different maxillarias. When you got to the cart of Cattleyas, you actually showed the first white one with pinkish lip that i bought there last year. It bloomed for me last month. It has a great fragrance. I want to take home the Cattleya maxima coerulea. 😮 Also the boweringiana coerulea was intense. Great show. 💚
@@naturenel this place is incredible! I would take home so many more orchids if i had the space! The Cattleya maxima coerulea is absolutely amazing! Sometimes I think about making a separate area to grow it! How could you go wrong with all the blooms on one stem?! You should try a phrag, Nelson! You can’t overwater it and it like Cattleya level light! And I’ve heard the biggest challenge is that it needs to be repotted every year to avoid the hard salt levels on the roots! Otherwise, mine grow so well and easy!
Since there were strong thunder storms last night, I was watching some of the video premiere. I was worried when I first watched the video because it didn't look like much was in bloom except for some here and there. 31:23 The dendrobium section was my favorite. 38:32 This cattleya section was also pretty nice. 39:37 Favorite orchid from the tour. I remember Ecuagenera having a bunch of barerooted cattleyas at the Nutmeg State Show. The lady looked at me like an alien when I asked if there were any Richard Mueller hybrids. 😁
Great video! Thank you for the tour! I have purchased a few of my orchids online from them and have been pleased with plants. Going there is on my bucket list. I hope you have a great New Year!
Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed the tour! Ecuagenera’s plants are amazing and the nursery is absolutely stunning! Definitely worth the visit! Happy New Year!
@ Yes, definitely. Highly recommend to check that to anyone. Their maximas are just amazing. I just have to wait this winter to go away, so I’m able to order some. 😄 and it’s only getting started here up north. 🥶
@ that’s true! I can imagine it is very cold up there! It sounds like the time of the year to pretend you’re in the tropics and enjoy the wonderful orchids! :)
Hi Bryan loved your videos. For some reason I thought Ecugenra only grew Aroids! I know they come to SEPOS in April. I really need to go to Apoka. You showed so many orchids I want. Thank you for a great video. Happy and Healthy New Year 😊
@@karengeorge5959 Thank you, Karen!!!! Ecuagenera is definitely known for its aroids but the orchids they sell are amazing! I’m glad you enjoyed the video!
Hey Bryan wonderful videos you have but as a cymbidium lover I'm I would love to see you visiting some cymbidium nurseries I'm a cymbidium lover ...happy new year by the way
@@Nvorchidsurprising that they keep it on the bench. It may infect others nearby. I buy plants from Ecuagenera. Years ago a Cattleya maxima I bought from them was virused. Other plants i had tested positive and discarded them except one with sentimental value. I can not know what was infected first, but it’s surprising to see a likely virus infected orchid on the bench.
@@chris10858 Do you remember which plant was it? Did you notify the staff? Were there any plants of he same species/cultivar in bloom without color break? Did the plant show any signs of stress?
So, did you get that Blue Maxima??? That was gorgeous! I looked it up online and it had a hefty price tag. lol I would get one but since it's not a Clone, the result may not be as nice as the one you had there. I hope you nabbed it! ;-)
@@TimInUT I did not buy it unfortunately! I don’t have a huge grow space but I may get one and make the space! With all the flowers on one stem, how can you go wrong?
So many beautiful flowers. I can definitely follow your enthusiasm for the colours of the coerulea maxima and bowringiana, though I wouldn't describe them as blue. One concern: The flower at 54:15 looks like colour break. I would definitely pass it over. Of course, plants are living things, and even the best nurseries aren't immune to getting a virused plant, but this plant should probably be destroyed.
@@OrchidsByBryan Guarianthe bowringiana has perhaps the richest coerulea colour in the Cattleya-related genera. Shame about the shape, though - hey, I'm all about the big unifoliates. 🤣
Hey Bryan! Isn’t this place fun to visit? Every time I visit it’s like discovering cove for orchid and plant lovers. It a massive place. It’s impossible to see everything in one day. The tiny flower orchids were so awesome. They seemed to have allot of this tiny ones in bloom. I loved the Paph beliatulum. Wow! So many different maxillarias. When you got to the cart of Cattleyas, you actually showed the first white one with pinkish lip that i bought there last year. It bloomed for me last month. It has a great fragrance. I want to take home the Cattleya maxima coerulea. 😮 Also the boweringiana coerulea was intense. Great show. 💚
@@naturenel this place is incredible! I would take home so many more orchids if i had the space! The Cattleya maxima coerulea is absolutely amazing! Sometimes I think about making a separate area to grow it! How could you go wrong with all the blooms on one stem?! You should try a phrag, Nelson! You can’t overwater it and it like Cattleya level light! And I’ve heard the biggest challenge is that it needs to be repotted every year to avoid the hard salt levels on the roots! Otherwise, mine grow so well and easy!
Since there were strong thunder storms last night, I was watching some of the video premiere.
I was worried when I first watched the video because it didn't look like much was in bloom except for some here and there.
31:23 The dendrobium section was my favorite.
38:32 This cattleya section was also pretty nice.
39:37 Favorite orchid from the tour.
I remember Ecuagenera having a bunch of barerooted cattleyas at the Nutmeg State Show. The lady looked at me like an alien when I asked if there were any Richard Mueller hybrids. 😁
Hi Bryan😁🙌I enjoyed seeing all the orchids and even some i've never seen before🥰
Thank you, I’m glad you enjoyed it! :)
Great video! Thank you for the tour! I have purchased a few of my orchids online from them and have been pleased with plants. Going there is on my bucket list.
I hope you have a great New Year!
Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed the tour! Ecuagenera’s plants are amazing and the nursery is absolutely stunning! Definitely worth the visit! Happy New Year!
incredible thanks for the tour! will have to put this place on my wishlist of orchid/indoor plant nurseries, such a huge variety of orchids!
@@Conus426 yes! Definitely visit their nursery! It is absolutely amazing!! I’ve never been to a nursery quite like it!
Hi there. 👋 Thank you for the tour. 😊 you just confirmed my shoppinglist. 😅
@tropicalplantsfinland you’re welcome!!!! And to think there is even more on the website!! I’m glad you liked the tour!
@ Yes, definitely. Highly recommend to check that to anyone. Their maximas are just amazing.
I just have to wait this winter to go away, so I’m able to order some. 😄 and it’s only getting started here up north. 🥶
@ that’s true! I can imagine it is very cold up there! It sounds like the time of the year to pretend you’re in the tropics and enjoy the wonderful orchids! :)
Hi Bryan loved your videos. For some reason I thought Ecugenra only grew Aroids! I know they come to SEPOS in April. I really need to go to Apoka. You showed so many orchids I want. Thank you for a great video. Happy and Healthy New Year 😊
@@karengeorge5959 Thank you, Karen!!!! Ecuagenera is definitely known for its aroids but the orchids they sell are amazing! I’m glad you enjoyed the video!
Hey Bryan wonderful videos you have but as a cymbidium lover I'm I would love to see you visiting some cymbidium nurseries I'm a cymbidium lover ...happy new year by the way
@@crespohenry11 thank you so much! I will definitely make a point of visiting more Cymbidium nurseries this year! :) Happy New Year to you too!
Does the Cattleya at 47:30 have the pattens of a virus on the petals?
Did look virused
@@Nvorchidsurprising that they keep it on the bench. It may infect others nearby.
I buy plants from Ecuagenera. Years ago a Cattleya maxima I bought from them was virused. Other plants i had tested positive and discarded them except one with sentimental value. I can not know what was infected first, but it’s surprising to see a likely virus infected orchid on the bench.
I agree. I was there a week ago, and there was another flower i came across, and def looked virused with a lot of color break in the petals.
@@chris10858 Do you remember which plant was it? Did you notify the staff? Were there any plants of he same species/cultivar in bloom without color break? Did the plant show any signs of stress?
Was just there dec30th in the early morning 😂 I had to stop myself
@@miamianz hahaha that is hardest task when you visit this place! ;) I would buy all kinds of plants there!
So, did you get that Blue Maxima??? That was gorgeous! I looked it up online and it had a hefty price tag. lol I would get one but since it's not a Clone, the result may not be as nice as the one you had there. I hope you nabbed it! ;-)
@@TimInUT I did not buy it unfortunately! I don’t have a huge grow space but I may get one and make the space! With all the flowers on one stem, how can you go wrong?
So many beautiful flowers. I can definitely follow your enthusiasm for the colours of the coerulea maxima and bowringiana, though I wouldn't describe them as blue. One concern: The flower at 54:15 looks like colour break. I would definitely pass it over. Of course, plants are living things, and even the best nurseries aren't immune to getting a virused plant, but this plant should probably be destroyed.
@@kimdreyer4970 haha you’ve figured out my favorites! ;) I do love my coerulea orchids! They are so beautiful!
@@OrchidsByBryan Guarianthe bowringiana has perhaps the richest coerulea colour in the Cattleya-related genera. Shame about the shape, though - hey, I'm all about the big unifoliates. 🤣