Got to thank you Dani, since watching your chanel my orchids are all superb bloomers..I repotted them last year (nov I think) and they are almost ready to repot again....AND they have been blooming continuously! so thank so much
It feels so good when I figure out what is best for an orchid and she responds with blooms! So satisfying! My favorite orchid today was the fragrant purple single bloom, which I believe you said is part phalaenopsis and something that starts with a "t". What a stunning color!
Now those are truly a bunch of beauties. Some of those are on my wish list and others are not. Not because they are easy to grow but because they may get big or I am just not a fan of them. Love this video and keep them coming. Love going on these journeys with you. Have a great day.
I just bought myself a Mariposa. Such a huge flower! The texture of the leaves and the flower is also fabulous. I found myself one that has 2 spikes (or perhaps I have two plants in one pot), and mottled leaves - just everything about her is so cute. The price was not cute, but worth it.
You've got great taste! I also have a psychopsis, a tying shin fly eagle, & something close to the blueberry. It's phal. Jiaho blueberry, currently working on it's first flower spike since purchasing it. Can't wait to compare the two!
I have stepped up my orchid care in repotting,feeding ,watering. I have found odd medium like peat & plastic mini plugs clogging up roots, brown over fertilized roots , dead roots , split & damaged leaves from new shop bought plants after flowers have gone. With care new roots & leaves do come so it is worth it. Cheers
I have the YangYang Blue Angel (YangYang Blueberry x bellina coerulea). It's the same color, but quite a bit more faded; it's grown on me. It's very very hardy for a Phalaenopsis.
Hey Danny, love your videos :) You helped me save the orchid I bought my wife last year, after a rough winter with tons of root rot and then dehydration... They were left with 3-4 roots, but now suddenly many more are growing!!! I have a question. I'm rehabilitating the phal, and it finally started growing 5-6 new roots. However an old leaf is blocking them, I can see them struggling to penetrate the leaf. What should I do? Another thing is my old flower spikes from last year didn't fall off, they are completely dry but still very well connected to the base of the orchid. I could really use your advice :) Thanks, and keep up the great videos!
Hi! Flower spikes usually don't fall by themselves, they either dry or they don't, but they stay connected to the plant. If they don't dry it's up to you to cut them, there are lots of theories about what to do with spikes depending on what you expect the plant will do. But if they are completely dry they are not serving any purpose, you can remove them but cutting as close to the base as possible and you don't even need to apply cinnamon as it is dry/dead tissue and the plant is not going to catch infections through that cut.
Danny first off I enjoy watching your videos. I want to change my fertilizer that I’m using I normally like feed low doses about every other watering with a little thrive alive which is helps permote root growth. I grow lots of different orchids indoors under lights as well. But I want you to recommend a good fertilizer that I can order online please..
Hi, your videos are great and very informative. I got a new phalaenopsis orchid plant few days back. It was fine when I bought it. But now I can some green algae formed at the sides of the pot. Can you pls help me?
I have a problem with one of my Cattleya rex seedlings: The orchid lost almost half of its roots after mounting (I was prepared for that) but I was sure that the new growth had not put out new roots yet. But when the growth was mature and there were still no roots in sight, I looked at the rhizome and saw that it tried to put out a flush of roots before I purchased it. But the roottips turned black for some reason and remained almost invisible. So I was wrong and if I knew it did put its roots for this season I would not have mounted it. What should I do now? I placed it in a humidity dome because it started to shrivel up. Would you rather let it produce a new growth in winter or try to give it its natural rest period?
Ma'am i had bought a phalaenopsis with very dark purple and curly flowers from a nursery. I repoted it and it grow nicely now almost after a year it has bloomed but the sad part is the color of the blooms has completely changed from the original to a white with dark purple spots. What could be the reason behind this change. If u can share ur email i can send u pics
I miss so much the strawpoll to vote what is the orchid of the month 😔😪 i really think i wouldn’t hurt to keep that feature from the old orchids in bloom videos :/
Thank you for putting the names and extra info on the screen, it helps alot!💜💜💜
Danny, I am totally enjoying this new format presentation, and my favorite is the orange Vanda, she’s beautiful!!
LOVE these types of videos showcasing the various types of orchids suitable for home use. My wish list just got longer!
Got to thank you Dani, since watching your chanel my orchids are all superb bloomers..I repotted them last year (nov I think) and they are almost ready to repot again....AND they have been blooming continuously! so thank so much
Thank you for including detailed notes with names in the description!
Oh yeah. I like the long videos with a lot of talk about them.
This is good way to show the blooms every month
It feels so good when I figure out what is best for an orchid and she responds with blooms! So satisfying! My favorite orchid today was the fragrant purple single bloom, which I believe you said is part phalaenopsis and something that starts with a "t". What a stunning color!
Now those are truly a bunch of beauties. Some of those are on my wish list and others are not. Not because they are easy to grow but because they may get big or I am just not a fan of them. Love this video and keep them coming. Love going on these journeys with you. Have a great day.
All orchids made my wish list. They are beautiful!
They are all Beautiful!! After fallowing your advice, my orchids are blooming for the first time. Thank you..
I just bought myself a Mariposa. Such a huge flower! The texture of the leaves and the flower is also fabulous. I found myself one that has 2 spikes (or perhaps I have two plants in one pot), and mottled leaves - just everything about her is so cute. The price was not cute, but worth it.
P. YangYang Blueberry straight to the top of my list. What a beautiful orchid!
look for the Blue Angel if you can, its a (YangYang Blueberry x bellina coerulea)!
Yes you are whimsical and have an attention to detail and great video quality. That is why I am subscribed. Multumesc for the videos! 😊👍❤️🌸
Beautiful! There's so much variety!
From this video I can now identify the orchid I recently purchased!
I'm a huge fan of Oncidium types, so the Pacific Pleasure really speaks to me!
That zygopabstia is TO DIE FOR 💜💚 I'm hoping my zygonisia cynosure "blue birds" will look at least half as beautiful.
My wish list is ever growing. Thank you so much!!!
The tying shin fly eagle 's flower with the yellow petal looks like he' s waving to me 😀
I finally found a Liodoro in the US! It was a rescue with 2 leaves and 1 root, but I was able to turn it around (and it was only $20).
c.usitana and d.anosmum really caught my eye
Very nice. It’s hard to pick just one so my favorite ones were Phalenopsis yang yang and the mini Vanda with orange flowers. Thanks for sharing 🥰🤗
All orchids presented are wonderful, I only have Liodoro. Thank you for the care tips, in this way I can see those which can fit into my environment.
I love ur orchids, m enjoy to watch ur video. ❤️❤️❤️
You've got great taste! I also have a psychopsis, a tying shin fly eagle, & something close to the blueberry. It's phal. Jiaho blueberry, currently working on it's first flower spike since purchasing it. Can't wait to compare the two!
Brassada Mivada is on my wish list now!
Thank you Dani! I too have a Psychopsis Mariposa and I think the blooms look like and Alien Soldier
I would like to have that butterfly orchid ! 🦋
I have stepped up my orchid care in repotting,feeding ,watering. I have found odd medium like peat & plastic mini plugs clogging up roots, brown over fertilized roots , dead roots , split & damaged leaves from new shop bought plants after flowers have gone. With care new roots & leaves do come so it is worth it. Cheers
There certainly is tying shin fly eagle on my wishlist now :)
Liodoro and Tying Shin Fly Eagle are on my wishlist.
I have the YangYang Blue Angel (YangYang Blueberry x bellina coerulea). It's the same color, but quite a bit more faded; it's grown on me. It's very very hardy for a Phalaenopsis.
Love coelogyne usitana but afraid to purchase as she could be large. The flowers are so elegant
Congrates on Blueberry, it's a BEAUTY and a queen of flowers!!! 🌞 Could you give a link where from?
I think the ID of cattleya is mantini
Hey Danny, love your videos :) You helped me save the orchid I bought my wife last year, after a rough winter with tons of root rot and then dehydration... They were left with 3-4 roots, but now suddenly many more are growing!!!
I have a question. I'm rehabilitating the phal, and it finally started growing 5-6 new roots. However an old leaf is blocking them, I can see them struggling to penetrate the leaf. What should I do?
Another thing is my old flower spikes from last year didn't fall off, they are completely dry but still very well connected to the base of the orchid.
I could really use your advice :)
Thanks, and keep up the great videos!
Hi! Flower spikes usually don't fall by themselves, they either dry or they don't, but they stay connected to the plant. If they don't dry it's up to you to cut them, there are lots of theories about what to do with spikes depending on what you expect the plant will do. But if they are completely dry they are not serving any purpose, you can remove them but cutting as close to the base as possible and you don't even need to apply cinnamon as it is dry/dead tissue and the plant is not going to catch infections through that cut.
@@karenacostakam Thanks :)
Awesome video my wish is the PH tying skin fly eagle
Danny first off I enjoy watching your videos. I want to change my fertilizer that I’m using I normally like feed low doses about every other watering with a little thrive alive which is helps permote root growth. I grow lots of different orchids indoors under lights as well. But I want you to recommend a good fertilizer that I can order online please..
Danny has the type of orchid fertilizer she uses with a link to the online site she orders it from posted in the description.
My orchid is turning yellow
And it had tow blooms but i think itis drying
And how im ganna know what kind of dirt to use ,please?
Hi Dani, do I need to put fertilizer on the leaves aa well?
Because as I saw your orchids has a silky leaves, mine is rough already ,
Thank you
Danny does not fertilize the leaves of her orchids
#8 is maybe Ctna. Beverly Blush?
Hi, your videos are great and very informative. I got a new phalaenopsis orchid plant few days back. It was fine when I bought it. But now I can some green algae formed at the sides of the pot. Can you pls help me?
Danny has several videos on this topic so search her channel for "algae" and they will come up.
I have a problem with one of my Cattleya rex seedlings: The orchid lost almost half of its roots after mounting (I was prepared for that) but I was sure that the new growth had not put out new roots yet. But when the growth was mature and there were still no roots in sight, I looked at the rhizome and saw that it tried to put out a flush of roots before I purchased it. But the roottips turned black for some reason and remained almost invisible. So I was wrong and if I knew it did put its roots for this season I would not have mounted it. What should I do now? I placed it in a humidity dome because it started to shrivel up. Would you rather let it produce a new growth in winter or try to give it its natural rest period?
It is said that when the Psychopsis sways in the wind, they look like Butterflies. Also, Mariposa is Spanish for Butterfly.
“Samurai Orchid” - Psychopsis, yeah it looks like a samurai armor though ☺️
Phalaenopsis Tying Shin Fly Eagle this will be mine next order :)
Pretty!
Zygopabstia 'Romy', Phal. Sweet Memory 'Liodoro', Phal. Tying Shin Fly Eagle and Epidendrum Sister My Love are currently on my list
Thank you Thank you.
The leaves on my orchid fell off today and I have two healthy roots. Should I try to save the plant?
I watched your video on saving orchids with dry stem root but mine is still green. And I left in a slotted container to get some indirect light.
Yes, save it!! Is it still alive?
the red and yellow that can have any combination of colors, phal, fragrant
Tying Shin Flying Eagle!!!!! :)
The NoID Cattleya looks a bit like my Lc. Secret Love!
Ma'am i had bought a phalaenopsis with very dark purple and curly flowers from a nursery. I repoted it and it grow nicely now almost after a year it has bloomed but the sad part is the color of the blooms has completely changed from the original to a white with dark purple spots. What could be the reason behind this change. If u can share ur email i can send u pics
Must have the yang yang flying eagle!!!!!
#12 100%!!! 🤩
I can’t get my orchid to bloom I’ve been watering and feeding it once per week but don’t see any new growth
Is it phalanopsis?
I need a yang yang blueberry but I don't see a single US listing for it. NOOOOOOO!!!!
I miss so much the strawpoll to vote what is the orchid of the month 😔😪 i really think i wouldn’t hurt to keep that feature from the old orchids in bloom videos :/
Nooo I just spent a lot of money at repot me I shouldn’t buy more orchids right now