So I wanted to give you some feedback on some of those: - Pabstia jugosa is quite rare in cultivation indeed. Main reason being its quite the finicky one. Loves intermediate to just warm temperatures with high humidity. This one doesnt have a CAM metabolism so daytime humidity really impacts its health as far as the Brazilian growers I asked told me. It is a monotipic genus closely related to Zygopetalum (easy to see the similar flowers and foliage), and it has been use in some of the blue Zygopetalum hybrids. Flowers should be slightly fragrant. I really love how unique the flowers are and almost purchase one but it really wouldnt go well with my hot and dry summers. (27C average and 40% RH) - Oerstedella pseudoshumanniana: I think it was merged back into Epidendrum, but I like this genus name XD I have one plant from the same batch from Schwerter. It is NOT pendant, but likes good light and will grow towards it like crazy. In nature it grows fully upwards and erect. So far mine is in thin bark and has been growing roots very very nicely. These like intermediate to warm temperatures and high humidity as well. I could see leaves on mine wrinkling a bit due to lack of humidity. I also LOVE the texture on the stems, didnt notice it until I received it. Mine seems to attrack spider mites like crazy, so be wary of that. I found mites twice already since February. - The Lycaste primary hybrid seems to be an intergeneric judging by the parent pictures. The fulvescens should be a Sudamerlycaste, formerly Ida. At first they were all Lycastes but its been a while since then. All Sudamerlycastes grow to a hefty size and come from a rather high altitude around the Andes so they really appreciate a cooldown during night time, and will tolerate warm days as long as they have that. Don't know how relisient it becomes when crossed with the other Lycaste but I'm almost sure it won't like hot days. Hope this was somewhat helpful to you, hope you have success with them. Hoping we can both see blooms from the Oerstedella next year :)
I'm behind on your videos so I am catching up today; I feel like you and I could be best friends! I'm so excited for your chatty repot videos and everything else. Thanks for all your hard work!!
I am also very much excited by these new orchids of yours, and anxious to see the videos with the respective transplants and advices of culture you so marvellously do for all of of us, orchid lovers. Many thanks Danny, from Lisbon, Portugal.
Wow Danny, what a haul video. Repot tasks for you. They look gorgeous. Your voice was so exciting to listen too, like a plant Christmas morning lol. So happy for you look forward to watching the repot videos and the blooms to come. Thanks again for taking us along on your journey.😁 👏
Always excited every time you upload a new video, it always makes my day. Pls do update on vanilla and oncidium seminar, please. :p Thank you so much in advance
What a haul it is. Wow weee!!!!!!!!!!! Love it. Looking forward to seeing them in bloom. They are all wonderful in their own way. One lucky woman. Enjoy your orchids and have a great weekend.
aww congrats Danny on your wish-list orchid haul! It's always so satisfying to get a plant form a wish list haha and it was a pleasure to discover them with you :) The hairy dendrobium looks like cute tarantula legs hahah
One of your videos saved my orchids life! My orchid was slowly falling and I watched your video of how to know what the leaves on your orchid means, and then I figured out that my orchid was dehitrated and that was because I wasnt watering him correctly. Thank you! And now I want more orchids watching this video .
I got 3 small of Dendrobium senile plants as freebies last year when I bought a Chysis limminghei that turned out to be quite small and the seller gave me that as a compensation. They all bloomed last January and their flowers last well over a month. So I did a small experiment and mounted one of them on a slab, another one I potted on Sphagnum moss and another one on a wooden slab with sphagnum moss So far all of them are doing good, but for some reason the one on the pot seems to grow slower. I never knew they were considered cool growers, where I live we have 35C up temperatures most of the time and they don't show too much distress, I just water them whenever the moss looks dry. Unlike Dendrobium lindleyi that I used to buy several times and always dies for some reason :( Fun fact is that in Thailand, people call it Mue Chanee, which means Gibbon hand, this is because during it's resting leafless period (its a deciduous orchid), it's hairy pseudobulbs look like hairy long fingers like those of a Gibbon.
This might be a bit long, I apologize... So, two things. I have two oncidium orchids, one who was in great condition when I got her has one psudobulb with no leaves and I wondered if she is likely to grow new leaves from them now that she is living in more appropriate circumstances. My other question is about my first who literally had no roots to save who had two psudobulbs drop off when I was repotting after the blooms died. Both psudobulbs are green, but shriveled like you expect. The main and biggest with a fair amount of leaves has a tiny (as I named it) psudosprig next to her that will be a new psudobulb, however the other two do not. These two are still green, one has a single leaf, the smaller one does not. How likely do you think that they will maybe throw a new psudosprig and how likely do you think the smallest with no leaves at all will grow a new leaf? I live in phoenix arizona in the US and most people tell me I must be gifted to keep them alive. What I don't tell them, unless they tell me they wanna try growing them too, is that I watch your videos lol. My set up is not all that fancy/pretty in front of my south and shaded window, the grow lights I use are just for extra light because frankly they seem to have loved my adding it. I even have a humidifier next to them and I do on occasion mist with distilled water as frankly while the impact for humidity doesn't last long, none of my plants are dusty either. Ugh dusting, I cannot stress how quickly it gets dusty inside. tinyurl.com/ycdl7q98 - because I also think a vid might make things easier. tinyurl.com/yafvvslo - the three when they were one, just after I got her, she is so pretty! tinyurl.com/yaw5tlt2 - last but not least, my prettiest one yet, the one with just the one psudobulb without leaves. I wish I knew the names for them! :3
Thank you for all your videos, they're very informative and fun. Other than these comment sections; is there anywhere else to submit questions to you? I have a question on phals. I have one with a flower spike that only has 4 buds on it. How can I encourage more buds to grow on a flower spike?
I have battled to find anything on the oerstedella orchids. I have an oerstedella schweinfurthiana epidendrum and I love it, but it has never bloomed, apparently they only bloom when they reach 1m or just over a meter. I have had it 2 years now and its amazing to watch with all the roots that grow so well. Please please if you can, could you please make a video on just the oerstedella species. They are actually overlooked and so beautiful♡ absolutely love all of your videos
Hey Dany! How are you? Best of luck with your new beauties! I have a off topic question what made you give up the semi-hidro setup? Because I plan to give up mine as well because I have lots of issues regarding it. I was wondering what did you experient? The goods the bads? Thank you for sharing the nice video
Hi, thanks so much! Honestly the maintenance. The brands I had locally were always in the skies with the ph. Also the drying out part, I just need something more even and moist. Moss is the medium that best suits my environment and it was becoming very visible, I couldn't look at the orchids in leca anymore 😋
MissOrchidGirl I understand, well in my case I had to do a larger reservoir and combine different tips of mediums in the pot, but my biggest issue was the ph no matter what I have done... But anyway I'm going to switch back to bark and sphagnum moss. I tried to find a video to know exactly what made you give up the semi-hidro setup. But anyway the ph problem convinced me a lot. Having a ph of 8.04 after 3-4 hours was definitely not beneficial to my collection. Gladly I didn't lost anyone so far.
Lovely orchids... I would love to have some Masdevallias as well....hoping to learn along the way. BTW where is the orchids in bloom video for May?? been waiting for ages :)
I LOVE YOUR NEW LITTLE PERSON! :-D She is so cute! Have you ever experienced an orchid that seems to grow TOO much on the flower spike which ends up causing the buds to smothered in happy sap, in result no blooms. This is what I observed with my Epi Muira Valley. She bloomed in early sping, and then started a new spike on the biggest growth. The spike got twice as big as the previous spike, and seemed to excrete an INSANE amount of sap which ended up making the flower buds fall off one by one. Any ideas how to avoid this? Maybe I have been using TOO much fertilizer?
Wow you really got carried away with the purchasing! Hope you get some lovely flowers out of them! I’ve recently started keeping minature orchids i found in the nursery, they are smaller than the size of a fist, but they claim they will flower as a small plant. Do you have any? if so i would love to see a video of it too🥰
Hello! i need help!!! i got a Dendrobium but al leafs al falling :(!! What can i do!? My mother water it to mucho and start dying, then I change the recipient and the soil. But the leaf keep falling !!
phals (and monopodials in general) don't grow terminal spikes, are you sure it's a phal? a lot of sympodial orchids will grow terminal spikes, and then they'll grown new growths. otherwise i'm not sure why something would be growing from the crown
Phalaenopsis orchids sometimes produce terminal spikes although it is the exception rather than the rule. Danny has several videos on this topic so search her channel for "terminal spike" and they will come up.
Hey Danny, I ordered orchids from a greenhouse and my cattlya roots died within 2 days. I called them for advice and was reprimanded for re-potting their orchids and to NEVER re-pot them. Do you have any opinion on this??
Hi, yep never buy from them again 😉 there's no such thing as never repot them, that's like saying never wash your clothes. You just have to know how to do it in a more adequate way for the 'product', that's all. Like clothes have different temperatures where it's safe to wash them, Cattleyas have a few things to keep in mind. And Catts do have finicky roots, but here is my complete tutorial and repotting th-cam.com/video/vgHaLpN7nb4/w-d-xo.html hope it will help you with future orchids. Don't give up on Cattleyas, they are gorgeous! Try finding more helpful nurseries though. Good luck and remember you can always search for any topic through my video archive, I have about 2000 videos! 🧡
Hi I have an orchid which seems to have a new tiny p,ant growing almost at the top of where the flowers were. What do I do about it. I would have like to send you a picture to show you
I tried to order from repot me, but when I went to checkout, it said it doesn’t deliver to Florida. Where are they located at? I tried to find the clear plastic pots in garden centers and nurseries, but I can’t find any place that sells them. I once went to a orchid nursery and the guy looked at me like I was crazy when I asked if they sell them. He had a bunch of empty used pots and just gave me a few, but I’d like to buy them.
rePotme is located in Delaware. If you go to their website, scroll to the bottom, and click on the "contact us" link you will see their address, phone, and email. It may be a mistake with their website that they wouldn't ship to Florida so you may want to call or email them.
So I wanted to give you some feedback on some of those:
- Pabstia jugosa is quite rare in cultivation indeed. Main reason being its quite the finicky one. Loves intermediate to just warm temperatures with high humidity. This one doesnt have a CAM metabolism so daytime humidity really impacts its health as far as the Brazilian growers I asked told me. It is a monotipic genus closely related to Zygopetalum (easy to see the similar flowers and foliage), and it has been use in some of the blue Zygopetalum hybrids. Flowers should be slightly fragrant. I really love how unique the flowers are and almost purchase one but it really wouldnt go well with my hot and dry summers. (27C average and 40% RH)
- Oerstedella pseudoshumanniana: I think it was merged back into Epidendrum, but I like this genus name XD I have one plant from the same batch from Schwerter. It is NOT pendant, but likes good light and will grow towards it like crazy. In nature it grows fully upwards and erect. So far mine is in thin bark and has been growing roots very very nicely. These like intermediate to warm temperatures and high humidity as well. I could see leaves on mine wrinkling a bit due to lack of humidity. I also LOVE the texture on the stems, didnt notice it until I received it. Mine seems to attrack spider mites like crazy, so be wary of that. I found mites twice already since February.
- The Lycaste primary hybrid seems to be an intergeneric judging by the parent pictures. The fulvescens should be a Sudamerlycaste, formerly Ida. At first they were all Lycastes but its been a while since then. All Sudamerlycastes grow to a hefty size and come from a rather high altitude around the Andes so they really appreciate a cooldown during night time, and will tolerate warm days as long as they have that. Don't know how relisient it becomes when crossed with the other Lycaste but I'm almost sure it won't like hot days.
Hope this was somewhat helpful to you, hope you have success with them. Hoping we can both see blooms from the Oerstedella next year :)
Excited to see the senile, harveyanum & thyrsiflorum ! You sound pretty excited 🎁🎁🎁
Love your delight in your unboxing❤ thanks for taking me along xxx
Oh wow so nice to unpack with you. Love to unpack orchids!!!
love, love, love new orchid unboxings, I can pretend it's me and they are mine!!! :)
😂🧡🧡🧡
Any to get ideas for new orchids to buy!
Pro tip: you can watch series on Flixzone. Me and my gf have been using them for watching loads of movies lately.
@Tanner Kristopher Yup, I have been using flixzone for months myself :)
@Tanner Kristopher yea, have been watching on flixzone for months myself =)
I'm behind on your videos so I am catching up today; I feel like you and I could be best friends! I'm so excited for your chatty repot videos and everything else. Thanks for all your hard work!!
I am also very much excited by these new orchids of yours, and anxious to see the videos with the respective transplants and advices of culture you so marvellously do for all of of us, orchid lovers. Many thanks Danny, from Lisbon, Portugal.
Wow Danny, what a haul video. Repot tasks for you. They look gorgeous. Your voice was so exciting to listen too, like a plant Christmas morning lol. So happy for you look forward to watching the repot videos and the blooms to come. Thanks again for taking us along on your journey.😁 👏
Always excited every time you upload a new video, it always makes my day. Pls do update on vanilla and oncidium seminar, please. :p Thank you so much in advance
It was a lot of fun watching you unbox your orchid haul..your enthusiasm was catching.😁. Can’t wait to see the reports. Thanks for sharing 🤗
can't wait for the repottings !!! My favorite videos !!!! Great haul !!!
My favorite videos! Huge Orchid hauls, because orchid hauls lead to repotting videos!
What a haul it is. Wow weee!!!!!!!!!!! Love it. Looking forward to seeing them in bloom. They are all wonderful in their own way. One lucky woman. Enjoy your orchids and have a great weekend.
Those last three were on my wish list, but I didn’t know their names; now I do - thanks to serendipity and you!
Hi Danny. Waiting anxiously for your repotting video, though this unboxing is a fun surprise.
Yeah well I always go overboard with orders.. might as well make them good ones right? 😂
Congrats to you Danny, orchids are a blessing to our homes , they brings out a joy to our heart. Always happy when I get a new one.
How very exciting, so many names I've never heard of before! Love this haul and can't wait to see your repottings! 😍
Whenever I see your orchid haul my wishlist grows, I enjoy your Unboxing vidoes ☺️
What a haul! Can’t wait to see your future videos on their updates and specific cares.
Your grow room must be amazing 😉
Quite a haul indeed. Enjoyed this video, your enthusiasm is infectious. Pete from Canada
aww congrats Danny on your wish-list orchid haul! It's always so satisfying to get a plant form a wish list haha and it was a pleasure to discover them with you :)
The hairy dendrobium looks like cute tarantula legs hahah
One of your videos saved my orchids life! My orchid was slowly falling and I watched your video of how to know what the leaves on your orchid means, and then I figured out that my orchid was dehitrated and that was because I wasnt watering him correctly. Thank you! And now I want more orchids watching this video .
I'm so exited to see more videos love watching you repot n talk about the plants 💕💕
I love orchid hauls 🤤🤤🤤 so many new little gems to drool over!!
난꽃 영상 오늘도
너무 잘봤어요 😃👍👍💕💕💕
I got 3 small of Dendrobium senile plants as freebies last year when I bought a Chysis limminghei that turned out to be quite small and the seller gave me that as a compensation. They all bloomed last January and their flowers last well over a month. So I did a small experiment and mounted one of them on a slab, another one I potted on Sphagnum moss and another one on a wooden slab with sphagnum moss So far all of them are doing good, but for some reason the one on the pot seems to grow slower. I never knew they were considered cool growers, where I live we have 35C up temperatures most of the time and they don't show too much distress, I just water them whenever the moss looks dry. Unlike Dendrobium lindleyi that I used to buy several times and always dies for some reason :(
Fun fact is that in Thailand, people call it Mue Chanee, which means Gibbon hand, this is because during it's resting leafless period (its a deciduous orchid), it's hairy pseudobulbs look like hairy long fingers like those of a Gibbon.
This might be a bit long, I apologize... So, two things. I have two oncidium orchids, one who was in great condition when I got her has one psudobulb with no leaves and I wondered if she is likely to grow new leaves from them now that she is living in more appropriate circumstances.
My other question is about my first who literally had no roots to save who had two psudobulbs drop off when I was repotting after the blooms died. Both psudobulbs are green, but shriveled like you expect. The main and biggest with a fair amount of leaves has a tiny (as I named it) psudosprig next to her that will be a new psudobulb, however the other two do not. These two are still green, one has a single leaf, the smaller one does not. How likely do you think that they will maybe throw a new psudosprig and how likely do you think the smallest with no leaves at all will grow a new leaf?
I live in phoenix arizona in the US and most people tell me I must be gifted to keep them alive. What I don't tell them, unless they tell me they wanna try growing them too, is that I watch your videos lol. My set up is not all that fancy/pretty in front of my south and shaded window, the grow lights I use are just for extra light because frankly they seem to have loved my adding it. I even have a humidifier next to them and I do on occasion mist with distilled water as frankly while the impact for humidity doesn't last long, none of my plants are dusty either. Ugh dusting, I cannot stress how quickly it gets dusty inside.
tinyurl.com/ycdl7q98 - because I also think a vid might make things easier.
tinyurl.com/yafvvslo - the three when they were one, just after I got her, she is so pretty!
tinyurl.com/yaw5tlt2 - last but not least, my prettiest one yet, the one with just the one psudobulb without leaves.
I wish I knew the names for them! :3
Thank you for all your videos, they're very informative and fun. Other than these comment sections; is there anywhere else to submit questions to you? I have a question on phals. I have one with a flower spike that only has 4 buds on it. How can I encourage more buds to grow on a flower spike?
I have battled to find anything on the oerstedella orchids. I have an oerstedella schweinfurthiana epidendrum and I love it, but it has never bloomed, apparently they only bloom when they reach 1m or just over a meter. I have had it 2 years now and its amazing to watch with all the roots that grow so well. Please please if you can, could you please make a video on just the oerstedella species. They are actually overlooked and so beautiful♡ absolutely love all of your videos
Since it’s getting better and better with shipping I got myself a phalaenopsis Celebensis and I am in love 😍
Great haul. I look forward to a repotting video.
Hey Dany! How are you? Best of luck with your new beauties! I have a off topic question what made you give up the semi-hidro setup? Because I plan to give up mine as well because I have lots of issues regarding it. I was wondering what did you experient? The goods the bads? Thank you for sharing the nice video
Hi, thanks so much! Honestly the maintenance. The brands I had locally were always in the skies with the ph. Also the drying out part, I just need something more even and moist. Moss is the medium that best suits my environment and it was becoming very visible, I couldn't look at the orchids in leca anymore 😋
MissOrchidGirl I understand, well in my case I had to do a larger reservoir and combine different tips of mediums in the pot, but my biggest issue was the ph no matter what I have done... But anyway I'm going to switch back to bark and sphagnum moss. I tried to find a video to know exactly what made you give up the semi-hidro setup. But anyway the ph problem convinced me a lot. Having a ph of 8.04 after 3-4 hours was definitely not beneficial to my collection. Gladly I didn't lost anyone so far.
Lovely orchids... I would love to have some Masdevallias as well....hoping to learn along the way.
BTW where is the orchids in bloom video for May??
been waiting for ages :)
Hi, it's already up, check my archive ☺️ it has changed format though 😉
@@MissOrchidGirl it was for April 2020 but I couldn't see for May 2020.
@@MissOrchidGirl sorry... what I thought was a care video. Got it eventually. 😃
Great video I'm gonna have to try and find a few of these myself to try and grow best of luck to you
Wooow!! Some of them will go on my whishlist 🤩
The scent on the Dendrochilum magnum reminds me of incense that's used in Catholic church ceremonies. It can be quite sharp, but I like it.
Danny I want to ask you if you use hydrogen peroxide 3% just as it is in the bottle or do you dilute it with water?
Hi, straight from the bottle ☺️
I LOVE YOUR NEW LITTLE PERSON! :-D She is so cute!
Have you ever experienced an orchid that seems to grow TOO much on the flower spike which ends up causing the buds to smothered in happy sap, in result no blooms. This is what I observed with my Epi Muira Valley. She bloomed in early sping, and then started a new spike on the biggest growth. The spike got twice as big as the previous spike, and seemed to excrete an INSANE amount of sap which ended up making the flower buds fall off one by one. Any ideas how to avoid this? Maybe I have been using TOO much fertilizer?
Wow you really got carried away with the purchasing! Hope you get some lovely flowers out of them! I’ve recently started keeping minature orchids i found in the nursery, they are smaller than the size of a fist, but they claim they will flower as a small plant. Do you have any? if so i would love to see a video of it too🥰
I love unboxings I think the Magnum looks like a peace lily in foilage
Hello! i need help!!! i got a Dendrobium but al leafs al falling :(!! What can i do!? My mother water it to mucho and start dying, then I change the recipient and the soil. But the leaf keep falling !!
Hi, where do u buy your clear pots. TIA
Have you ever had a phal with a root growing from the crown will this be like a terminal spike? Will it die?
phals (and monopodials in general) don't grow terminal spikes, are you sure it's a phal? a lot of sympodial orchids will grow terminal spikes, and then they'll grown new growths. otherwise i'm not sure why something would be growing from the crown
Phalaenopsis orchids sometimes produce terminal spikes although it is the exception rather than the rule. Danny has several videos on this topic so search her channel for "terminal spike" and they will come up.
@@moopmeow They do sometimes I have a mini phal with a terminal spike at the moment, not sure it will survive
Hey Danny, I ordered orchids from a greenhouse and my cattlya roots died within 2 days. I called them for advice and was reprimanded for re-potting their orchids and to NEVER re-pot them. Do you have any opinion on this??
Hi, yep never buy from them again 😉 there's no such thing as never repot them, that's like saying never wash your clothes. You just have to know how to do it in a more adequate way for the 'product', that's all. Like clothes have different temperatures where it's safe to wash them, Cattleyas have a few things to keep in mind. And Catts do have finicky roots, but here is my complete tutorial and repotting th-cam.com/video/vgHaLpN7nb4/w-d-xo.html hope it will help you with future orchids. Don't give up on Cattleyas, they are gorgeous! Try finding more helpful nurseries though. Good luck and remember you can always search for any topic through my video archive, I have about 2000 videos! 🧡
Hi I have an orchid which seems to have a new tiny p,ant growing almost at the top of where the flowers were. What do I do about it. I would have like to send you a picture to show you
I tried to order from repot me, but when I went to checkout, it said it doesn’t deliver to Florida. Where are they located at? I tried to find the clear plastic pots in garden centers and nurseries, but I can’t find any place that sells them. I once went to a orchid nursery and the guy looked at me like I was crazy when I asked if they sell them. He had a bunch of empty used pots and just gave me a few, but I’d like to buy them.
rePotme is located in Delaware. If you go to their website, scroll to the bottom, and click on the "contact us" link you will see their address, phone, and email. It may be a mistake with their website that they wouldn't ship to Florida so you may want to call or email them.
Do you or anyone one fertilize while phals are in bud/blooming?
yes
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It looks like a little duckling squeee