Neofinetia falcata orchid show, Fukiran Ten, in Japan
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- Please visit us at: botanyboy.org/ The various selected forms of the epiphytic orchid Neofinetia falcata have been collected in Japan for centuries. These are collectively known as fuukiran in Japan. In this video you will see the astounding variety Japanese growers have managed to accumulate over the decades at an orchid show in southern Japan. Stand back and be amazed.
One of the best fukiran videos out there. Just watching for the umteenth time.
Cheers,
Chris
Amazing indeed! I just started growing these and they are truly beautiful. Thanks for sharing this video!! Please post more if you can!
Fantastic video, thank you for sharing your knowledge!
Thank you for sharing. Love the Kokedama style.
This is fantastic, like a candy shop. Thank you for producing this!
Damien Tran i
Truly inspirational!
Thank you :)
Ruby roots...indeed!🤩....
Какая красота!!! Я такие орхидеи у нас не видела.
TKS for posting
Great vid! Liked the warnining at the end :))
Excellent video
Excellent video. Very informative.
Very interesting and so beautiful :) I really really like the bean leaf varieties and variegated ones. Hope to be able to get a few one day when I go to Japan :)
There are so many forms of this plant, it is almost hard to believe. I think I like the dwarf variegated types the most, like Tamanishiki. Thanks for watching!
感謝分享蘭花之美，又有中文繁體字幕介紹，顯得更明瞭蘭花名。
You are welcome! Thanks for watching.
I feel like that disclaimer at the end should have been mentioned at the outset 😒. And maybe again somewhere in the middle. Probably twice in the middle, not that it would help, lol (like moths to a flame). Great video as always, thanks for sharing. Looks like an amazing show to cash out on a retirement fund 😂
+Brown Thumbs Indeed, fuukiran are dangerous to the pocket book once you get hooked. Luckily, I have gotten over the bug and now am satisfied to grow the ones I have already. Once in a while though, I see one that I "need" :)
great video, thanks for sharing
Great Video!
In Germany is nothing to read about the wonderful Neofinetia...
Can you recomend me a good website about Neofinetia variation?
I'm glad you enjoyed it. I do speak about them a little bit on my blog, Botany Boy, and plan to add more in the future. botanyboy.org/category/neofinetia-falcata/ I may be putting up another show video about them as well. Thanks for watching!
Maravilhosas, amo neofinetia falcata!
increible, cuanta variedad, son mis favoritas, saludos desde Mexico
Does N.F. Yoroidoushi have mud roots? I recently got one and I was under the impresion that they had green root tips and green stems 🤔 mine has dark coloration in the stem and mud or redish root tips. But the shape of the plant really resembles a Yoroidoushi.
안녕하세요^^ 란종류의 화초가 꽃이 넘~ 넘~~ 아름답습니다👍👍💕💕
Hi could you add how you take care of them year round?
Yes, that is a good idea. I will focus on that in a future video, I promise.
Great informational video. You said in another video that you lived in Sasaguri. I used to live right over Yakiyama in Tagawa. Would you happen to know of any named varieties of fukiran found or cultured in Fukuoka?
Tagawa, nearly neighbors! Hmm, I don't know about any varieties of N. falcata from Fukuoka, but certainly there must be at least a few given that thousands have been registered. In the Fukuoka City area, Ogawa Garden, just south of Nishi-Ward of the city, has the most impressive public collection. In the local hills you don't see this species easily, in fact I've only located one small colony. I've been told that there remains a wild colony in the mountains near Asakura City, but they live only high in the trees these days since ones within reach were all taken years ago. I'm sure that the wilder parts of Kumamoto, Miyazaki, and Kagoshima still have sizable wild colonies though.
Mahalo for the reply! Hopefully one day I'll be back to Fukuoka to check out the gardens. Keep up the great video work!
I will endeavor to keep trying. Thanks for watching!
Very informative video. I've always wanted a Seikai, but they would blow a cindering hole in my wallet. Unkai looks like a wonderful substitute!
Even here they are not the cheapest. Unkai is a nice substitute and you should be able to get one for around half the price. Unkai also makes larger clumps than Seikai and is a much faster grower.
That's brilliant. Seikai's flowers are really what interested me, so it's good news that Unkai grows faster. I just ordered some and must now negotiate my windowsill orchids to find extra space!
those orchids are so damn expensive lol saw some going for 300,000 yen =O and i thought a 500 USD orchid was expensive...
Thanks for watching and commenting. You can usually buy the common ones for under $100 US, and the more choice ones for less than $200. Of course large specimens are more expensive, and some are indeed silly expensive. Anything above $1000 is very unusual, but they exist!
Great video, lots of knowledge, thanks for sharing the Neo love
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Наскільки мені відомо, раніше цю орхідею мала право вирощувати лише імператорська сім'я
Kalimera eimai apo tin ellada pos mporo na exo me antikatavoli
estas orquídeas tienen familiaridad con las orquideas de Darwin, su polinizadores son mariposas y polillas espesificas
thank you for your video do you like to exchange this orchids and sri lankan orchids