Hi Wade, it's great to see you back with a new video! Hope everything is ok with you. Looking forward to see a tour of nursery if possible. I'm sure you got lots of blooms at this time of year. Thanks for sharing and happy growing 😀!
Wonderful to have a video from you again 🙌🏼 missed you! Hope all is well and your holiday season is nothing short of fabulous! Merry Christmas to you and your family, Wade! And everyone reading this comment, Merry Christmas 🎅 🎄 ❤
Wade !!! It's so nice to see a video from you. We were concerned. Hope all is well with you and the family AND we look forward to seeing more from you in 2022
Hello My name is Kevin, I live in England 🇬🇧 in a county called Derbyshire. I belong to a Orchid Society, which is known as the Sheffield District Orchid Society, which is based in Sheffield South Yorkshire. I know you live in the USA in Florida. I believe and I often hear you say that you have been giving talks to other societies up and down the United States. I was wondering if you would be interested on doing a talk on zoom to a society i.e. our society in England, obviously they would be a time difference, but if you could let me know your time difference between England and the United States then I could have a rough idea on the time lapse between us and if it was possible. Thank you for your Orchid videos, they are very interesting and have lots of information in them. Please keep up the good work and all the best for the future in the Orchid world.
I just bought a bunch of seedlings, around the same size as those in this video, and this video is most timely for me. The plants have arrived from a warmer place 85/75F to my place where its a bit cold (70/60F). A few of my seedlings have outgrown their pots, and a few are still inside the pots. Many of them are in coconut coir. Spring season has started here, so maybe new growths will start soon. I am thinking about giving seedlings atleast a month to get adjusted to the new environment before attempting repot. I have got largish chunks of bark, which I will break into smaller pieces, along with medium charcoal. My doubts are- A few of the seedlings seem to have had new roots in recent past, so would they put out any new ones soon? How many times do cattleya seedlings grow new roots? And another Q? Do you water immediately after repot? A light drizzle or a full soak? And how frequently do you fertilize the seedlings? And does the question of fresh root growths gain more significance if the type of medium is changing, e.g. from coconut coir in which roots are embedded to bark vs from bark to bark?
Wow!! That’s a lot to answer. I would repot everything now. Cattleyas produce roots at different times depending on the species used and will produce them at the same time relative to every new growth. A minority produce growths and roots more than once a year. The best media to use is that which the roots were in. Roots adapt to what they grow into. That is not always possible and they’ll make it regardless. I don’t like coir much because when it rots it does so very quickly. When I repot the plants go onto the bench and get water and fertilizer with everything else. Let me know what I forgot and good luck!
@@wadesorchids7219 that's what I've been doing. I have a couple of large ones I let soak a bit. I mist then have a fan running till the mist drys. Thanks
Hi Mike. I have a Facebook account but I get on very seldom. It started with all the politics but I realized that Facebook is extremely manipulative and I’m happier without it. My web site, www.wadesorchids. com, has contact info. I’ll be happy to talk about anything.
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Wow ! Wade is back!!!!
Great to see you back, Wade!
Wade, happy to see you back.
Long-time-no-see!
So glad to see you posted a new video!
Hi Wade, it's great to see you back with a new video! Hope everything is ok with you. Looking forward to see a tour of nursery if possible. I'm sure you got lots of blooms at this time of year. Thanks for sharing and happy growing 😀!
I always enjoy your videos!
Welcome back. Have missed your videos so this is wonderful. Have a wonderful day and looking forward to more videos. Thank you for sharing.
Wonderful to have a video from you again 🙌🏼 missed you! Hope all is well and your holiday season is nothing short of fabulous! Merry Christmas to you and your family, Wade! And everyone reading this comment, Merry Christmas 🎅 🎄 ❤
Great gardening explaination
Thanks Wade for this awesome video, glad you made a new one! 🌸☀️🌸
Thanks so much needed your expert instructions from a few of your videos Thanks!!!!!! Love Carolyn
Hello Wade ! So, so glad to see you posted a new video again ! You have been sorely missed.
Merry Christmas !
Always watching your video's hoping to see many ore
Wade's back! Where ya been? No matter, glad you're back. No one makes it look easier (grrrr!)
Wade !!! It's so nice to see a video from you. We were concerned. Hope all is well with you and the family AND we look forward to seeing more from you in 2022
Firstly great to see you back with your channel Wade, I really enjoyed your repotting demonstration , thanks for sharing and happy growing.
Hello
My name is Kevin, I live in England 🇬🇧 in a county called Derbyshire. I belong to a Orchid Society, which is known as the Sheffield District Orchid Society, which is based in Sheffield South Yorkshire. I know you live in the USA in Florida. I believe and I often hear you say that you have been giving talks to other societies up and down the United States. I was wondering if you would be interested on doing a talk on zoom to a society i.e. our society in England, obviously they would be a time difference, but if you could let me know your time difference between England and the United States then I could have a rough idea on the time lapse between us and if it was possible.
Thank you for your Orchid videos, they are very interesting and have lots of information in them. Please keep up the good work and all the best for the future in the Orchid world.
good job 👍
🙂🙂👍👍
Hi Wade, I hope you are doing well, I wanted to say I really miss your videos
I just bought a bunch of seedlings, around the same size as those in this video, and this video is most timely for me. The plants have arrived from a warmer place 85/75F to my place where its a bit cold (70/60F). A few of my seedlings have outgrown their pots, and a few are still inside the pots. Many of them are in coconut coir. Spring season has started here, so maybe new growths will start soon. I am thinking about giving seedlings atleast a month to get adjusted to the new environment before attempting repot. I have got largish chunks of bark, which I will break into smaller pieces, along with medium charcoal. My doubts are- A few of the seedlings seem to have had new roots in recent past, so would they put out any new ones soon? How many times do cattleya seedlings grow new roots? And another Q? Do you water immediately after repot? A light drizzle or a full soak? And how frequently do you fertilize the seedlings? And does the question of fresh root growths gain more significance if the type of medium is changing, e.g. from coconut coir in which roots are embedded to bark vs from bark to bark?
Wow!! That’s a lot to answer. I would repot everything now. Cattleyas produce roots at different times depending on the species used and will produce them at the same time relative to every new growth. A minority produce growths and roots more than once a year. The best media to use is that which the roots were in. Roots adapt to what they grow into. That is not always possible and they’ll make it regardless. I don’t like coir much because when it rots it does so very quickly. When I repot the plants go onto the bench and get water and fertilizer with everything else.
Let me know what I forgot and good luck!
@@wadesorchids7219 Thank you for taking the time to read and respond to my long post. 😃 Grateful for your tips and encouragement.
Just wondering if you stopped posting on TH-cam
When you water those will you soak...for how long? Or will you just run water through several times?
Thanks
I just water them from the top with the other orchids. Very small seedlings (just out of flask) get a heavy misting almost every day.
@@wadesorchids7219 that's what I've been doing. I have a couple of large ones I let soak a bit. I mist then have a fan running till the mist drys. Thanks
Hi Wade, have you just joined Facebook?
Hi Mike. I have a Facebook account but I get on very seldom. It started with all the politics but I realized that Facebook is extremely manipulative and I’m happier without it. My web site, www.wadesorchids. com, has contact info. I’ll be happy to talk about anything.
@@wadesorchids7219 I had a friend request from someone using your name and pic, asking for money.