Hello Nelson, Two years later and I use your tutorial video to refresh the lesson on spraying fungicide. Third week of June and it's bloom booster, superthrive, cal-mag and seaweed feeding. After dinner I'll spray with Physan-20 and wash the patio. Our cats and dog will be in for the evening so everything will be dry in the morning. Thanks again and kindly remind your viewers about revisiting your tutorial videos. Respectfully,
You’re such a teacher. 🤩 Perfectly put. I’m on my spraying season as well. Pests have been pretty damaging. I’ve found a couple of orchids damaged from scales and mites. I have so many that I do miss some here and there furring the heavy heat. I’ll be spraying this week for sure.
HOLA NELSON SOY VENEZOLANA Y ESTOY MUY LIGADA AL MUNDO DE LAS ORQUIDEAS...VIVO EN MIAMI DE HACE UN BUEN TIEMPO,...SIEMPRE TUS VIDEOS ME AYUDAN Y APRENDO MUCHO MAS DE LO QUE YA S>,...MANTEN SIEMPRE TU ESPIRITU Y PROFESIONALIDAD,...WELL DONE !!!!
I got Physan 20 and am just looking for how to use it and came across this video. Very informative! But your garden is what intrigues me even more. Love it so much!
Nelson I love your videos especially Physan and I think you are right to protect your investment. my suggestion though is for you to fill up the water prior to putting your physan 100% no bubble from the hose. Its not good to have fungicide contact on your hose. Love your garden.
@@naturenel I love watching your videos and your collections. Thank you for bringing us to several orchid shows we don't have the luxury to attend due to distance (Im from California). You have showed me different flowers and I started taking care of vandas.
Hi Nelson, you read my mind, I am new to Orchids and I here you and Blanca talking about spraying your orchids for fungus but I really didn’t know how to do it. Well you did ! I love the way you explained everything now I understand exactly how to do it. Thank you so much I enjoy your positive energy. Thank you thank you Norma
Great to hear this Norma. I want to help newbie orchid collectors to learn how to care and prolong the life of their plants. I know once I learned to keep things thriving and living, that’s when I became encouraged to venture out towards the more exotic plants and orchids. So I get very happy to hear my videos are helping.
Love the mount set on the horizontal! Looks amazing! I will have to keep my eyes out for some mounts that will look good that way! Thanks for the video!
Yes!!!! Hang them horizontally. It looks very chic. I’m loving on my new mount. It looks so perfect in my greenhouse. And the Trichocentrum seems to really really like it there. Happy mounting!👍🏼
In my new greenhouse have the racks (that I saw Nelson and Lars installing for Blanca) Leaving orchids outside for now & will do the orchid shuffle first of October
Another great video! The beautiful mount is everything. So stunning. Healthy green leafed plants make me happy! Of course, I love blooms on plants , but I love the foliage too. Thank you for always showing the entire plant. I dig the new tag too...keep it clean 💛 and Keep it 💚. Have a wonderful trip. Hope you see some cool 🌵 .
Never made my trip.😖American Airlines canceled my flight last minute and couldn’t get me on a plane for another 3 days. Then they wanted to give me a voucher instead of returning the money. I got the money back. This was my best friend’s 60th birthday celebration and they held me back from being part of that celebration. I guess I won’t be using them anymore. Thank God I have my plants to keep me happy. 😃
Nelson great vid on Physan always good to see an application where and how it's used. Keep up the videos. Also my condolences on your loss thoughts are with you
Hi Nelson, just bought two bottles of PhysN 20 on E-Bay because you and Blanca recomended it liked your instructions also , wishing you well during the tropical storm, Paul in Connecticut
Great tutorial Nelson I’am agree with you with this exact sphagnum moss if I’am right she’s coming from New Zealand,i love it because it’s a long fiber and far easier to repot ,one advice Nelson i think that your phalaenopsis will be more happy mounted than in a pot.And thanks to recall that we have to watering before adding fertilizer or phyzen ! I’am again stunning how much it’s green in your area’s ! Here it’s hot and dry wind coming from North Africa so it’s several spray by day ! You have a wonderful sprayer ,everything is beautiful with you Thanks for sharing your advices and your love for orchids in a heaven 🌸🌸🌸see you soon 🌴🌴🌴
Thank you Sebastien. I did learn that phals do well on mounts as long as the roots are rapped in the moss. I tried both ways with and without moss. The bare roots dry the plant out. I’m replanting most of my phals now in pots and taking them to my indoor terrace. They love it there. We have an extremely humid climate in Miami. We live inside a greenhouse. Our plants never go dry here. Miami keeps it green.
@@naturenel hello Nelson I’am agree with you Miami still wet during all the years and should help a lot ! I went to mounted 2 phalaenopsis yesterday with 1 or 2 layers of moss and they still alive! My climate is Mediterranean it’s so dry here today we have reached 42 degrees Celsius at the shadow ! It’s so painful ! Can I recommend you to check this beautiful African orchids like anselia africana and an other crossing it’s not African orchids ! Its sedirea japonica x vandopsis parishii ! I owned the latest and it’s a must to have the fragrance is just remarkable it’s a kind of phal but with grapes spikes ! Very easy to blooming for Christmas ! Thank you so much Nelson to reply about my comment ! It’s very nice ! See you soon Nelson 🌴🌴🌴🌴🌞🌞
Physan is a good fungicide. I do,however, wear a face mask and gloves when applying. Good video. Clear and precise instructions. Guess I'll be spraying after all this tropical storm rain.
Hi Nelson. This was a great tutorial on how to spray the fungicide treatment. I will be purchasing and spraying my orchids. I love the pole sprayer. I purchased one about a year ago haven’t really used it yet. I will try to use it soon. You are so funny. 🤣🤣🤣 I always enjoy your show. Thank you for sharing. 👏👏🙏
Glad I can help and bring you a couple of laughs. 🙃 I really like Ohysan 20 cause I never feel like I’m spraying something so toxic. And very little odor.
A saw Blanca’s video spraying her orchids with Physan 20 so I exited her video (lol) and ordered 1 from Amazon then finished watching her video. I have getting a lot of ideas watching Blanca’s and Nelson’ video. Tried to catch up
I'm so nervous to use anything, but a group I follow said to use a systemic fungicide because one of my orchid roots looks yellow and black. Thank you for the video, wish me luck 🤞🤞🤞
I sure hope Aldi’s still has those sprayers. Just got done bringing mine in the house. I only use 1 teaspoon per gallon, but I am going to up it and try it your way. Thanks for the rinse tip. Have a wonderful vacation. Chill out. We can wait for you to come back. Enjoy, travel safely, and have a drink for me.
Hey Jo! Hope you found the sprayer at Aldi. I always do 2 teaspoons now because Physan is not as strong or toxic as Captain Fungicide or other strong fungicides. As a preventative I find it better when upping the dosage on the Physan. And yes, rinse rinse rinse after any application. Specially when you have pets. I hardly ever use the hardcore stuff because I’m not keen on those heavy chemicals. I’m seeing how neem oil as a preventative will work on my orchids for pest. I also want to reduce the use of pesticide due to all my beautiful bees, butterflies, and dragonflies that inhabit my garden.
@@naturenel thank you so much. Tomorrow is the day. Does the been oil work? Some buds have recently been destroyed. I am totally nervous about using strong chemicals. Please answer when. You guy’s get back from vacation. Have fun!
@@jodeming5088 I have not been using the neem oil yet. I have a new bottle to use. When I get back I will begin spraying with neem oil. I may have to buy a separate sprayer only because neem oil does clog the sprayers after several uses. Okay me of the set back from using neem. In India the farmers use allot of natural oils and plants to eliminate pests. They are big users of neem. I just have to figure out a way to use it effectively in my zone. We are in pests center out here in the Everglades.
Thank you Tina. I’m loving the horizontal mounts. I may have sold all those tanks. I’m waiting on a person to pick them up. They are all sorts of sizes. They are on OfferUp.
Spagmoss is from Besgrow. It truly is some of the best sphagnum moss you can get. PS: you might want to add your discount code for orchid supply store in the video description.
Where I live it is a haven for every pest you can imagine. It’s really really bad. I’ve tried so many organic products and they all go to waist cause it does nothing to the pest. I even had a coconut tree get filled with white flies to the point it looked like snow. It literally happened at the blink of an eye. I had to spray with Orthene which is a very extreme pesticide. It was the only option. The whiteflies were already reaching my orchids in my areca palms. One application killed them all. But I hate to have to use it cause of the bees and butterflies. I’m looking into using neem oil again as a preventive to avoid the heavy chemicals. But in severe cases the neem oil does absolutely nothing.
Love your "water management"!! I have noticed that my orchids have no fungal infestations (not that I'm asking for it). I guess it's because of location - on the porch, facing the easterly winds and rains. As usual thanks a lot, a lot for sharing!!
Hi Nelson, Just found your video on the Physan 20. I have a succulent and cacti collection and noticed a small breakout in rust fungus. I live in San Diego and we are getting a lot of rain so of course I’m not surprised that I have the breakout. I’ve never pretreated but with climate change I’m going to have to start this regimen in the future. I have a question regarding when you pre-treat plants if it rains a couple of days after you have treated should you retreat again? How often are you treating with the Physan 20 when you have not had a breakout. On the plants that have the fungus should I move to stronger treatment? Or do you think the Physan 20 will be enough. Appreciate your advice 🙏🏼
I did use it a while ago. In my area it’s not strong enough. I also was told that the pool algicide is not good for Dendrobiums. There is something in it that damages them.
Thanks PC. It’s been raining allot all day today Friday. But luckily no wind. It’s a mild tropical storm coming in from the Gulf of Mexico. They estimated 50 mile winds but for today it’s been very wet but calm. Tonight and tomorrow it’s suppose to get a bit stronger. But I don’t think this one is any worry. 🙏🏼
Thank you Joan. He passed away from the poisoning. The doctors don’t know. It must of been a frog or animal that he bit into. He was always killing creatures in the yard. Who knows.
Hi I just started following you a couple of weeks ago. I went to OFE and bought permetrol and liquid ornamental vegetable flowable fungicide. Also got cal mag and liquid 15-5-15cal mag. The last 2 I was told to use together and wait 48 hours. I don’t wear protective gear but will next time. The permetrol i did 48 hours after very strong. Should I still use the sevin. I don’t have anything close to what you have. I showed Carlos the pictures and those are the products he suggested except the sevin i bought on my own. Anything you suggest I appreciate
Welcome aboard! 💚🤗💚 You geared up nicely. Carlo’s took good care of you. That’s exactly the essentials. I’ve been using Sevin allot more. I do use way more often than the heavy stuff. I will spray a spike in buds a couple times a week. This assures killing the newly hatched eggs. Also good for spider mites. Again I recommend you spray every 3 days for about 2 weeks to assure complete elimination of the pests.
I am obsessed with you channel and positivity. I am recovering at home for a foot surgery. It’s been a challenge. Will you be attending this weekend? Will try to go Sunday if my husband will take me. I can’t drive yet.
Hi Nelson, thank you for your videos! Could you let me know, please, the name of the little white cattleya with a purple lip that grows between the Paph. Joyce Hasegawa and Mrcv. Frances Fox from the previous video? Where did you get her? She's so adorable!
I got that a long time ago in some nursery I can’t remember. It’s tagged as Cattleya fragrant. I’ve featured her in previous videos of what’s in bloom.
Nelson, I lost a huge cymbidium to Black Rot so now am on HIGH ALERT for anything! Suggestion was made to use the Physan 20 routinely every 3 weeks (I'm in North Georgia (zone 7B). And the systemic fungicide every 6 weeks. What would you suggest? I've sprayed both 5/28. Thanks!!
Hi there Hal. I normally spray once a week for preventative during the wet season as a rule of thumb. If it’s really humid and wet constantly, I begin a cycle of every 4 day spraying. You may want to focus the fungicide mainly on cymbidiums, Agraecums, and Zygopetalums. They seem to get allot of fungus compared to other orchids. Double dose it. 2 teaspoons per gallon. Now I’m basing everything on my zone and setup. You are zone 7. Very different than mine. So I would go slow on the fungicide and see how that works. If you still see an increase on fungus, then start hitting it every 4 days for about a month.
@@naturenel THANK YOU!! We're in our late spring rainy season (maybe once per week). I'll check next week to see how the initial sprayings went (as in no fungus!). You are a terrific resource and I GREATLY appreciate your replies!!
Nelson, I think I did a boo boo, I did half of a cap of pure physan 20 and now two of my orchids look weird and I think they may die… I hope not!!! Help!!! 🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️🫣🌸🌞❤️🥹🥹🥹
Oh no! It’s 1/2 a teaspoon to a gallon of water. But even if you use a cap it should not kill them. Physan 20 is not a harsh chemical. Do you have the orchids in the sun? Sometimes that can cause leaf burn when you do the fungicide. Also only spray them early morning. Not in the afternoon. All feeding, fungicide/pesticides , and watering are done early morning. Keep me posted. For now all you can do is rinse them well to relieve it from the excess fungicide. But please do it early so that once the morning sun starts warning up, the orchids begin to dry.
@@naturenel I have them in my apartment in the Bronx NY, no direct sun… but it was a few days ago and they look off… I did not rinse them because I thought I May have rotted my Phalaenopsis. Thanks Nelson… hope I don’t do this again. I am monitoring them one seems the root are dying (drying) and the leaves have spotted and have breaks in both of the orchids. 🥹🦠🤦🏻♀️
@@ileanavalerio3637 it sounds more like you have root rot. If the base of the orchid looks black, chances are it may be too much watering. If you keep them indoors and the medium holds moisture, that can also be a factor. In keeping orchids there are tons of variables that go into growing them and your environment is the main one. I hope they bounce back🙏🏼
@@naturenel Thank you, I have never used chemicals with my orquids, I always use Neem oil, I'm going to try this Physan20, it is raining a lot and see how this one works.
Hi! I'm new to your channel. I want to know if I mix up a gallon of physan and don't finish it, can I save it diluted in my sprayer until the next week?
Welcome aboard Brenda! Yes you may save it for the next spray round. Make sure to keep it in a cool dry place and shake before spraying. It should work perfect. 👍🏼
Hiwzit Nelson its Jan from(Orchids in South Africa) thank you for the video wonder if i could buy physan20 in SA and that nice spagmoss. Do you have a scale and what do you use for them? I have a problem with scale on my cymbidiums🤔
Hello there Jan! You are very welcome. I loved what you guys brought to the show. Really awesome minis.😍 I usually treat my scales with Permatrol . It’s a soapy type of insecticide that is not as toxic as Orthene. That’s the strongest out there that I’ve used, but only in really bad infested plants. It’s very strong and extremely toxic. You can not spray unless properly geared up. Also if you have any animals or pets, they can get poisoned by it. So always try less toxic first and use the hard stuf in worse case scenario. I’m actually gonna start using neem oil again. The chemicals are harmful to the bees so I am trying out new alternatives.
@@naturenel Make sure you clean the outside of the hose very well since it will have residual fungicide and you do not want to get it on your hands. Also make sure the bench or what ever the hose touch gets washed off well. I worked with radioactive isotopes and it teaches you very well about cross contamination.
Very insightful and educational. Thanks Nelson 👍 🇬🇧
Hello Nelson, Two years later and I use your tutorial video to refresh the lesson on spraying fungicide. Third week of June and it's bloom booster, superthrive, cal-mag and seaweed feeding. After dinner I'll spray with Physan-20 and wash the patio. Our cats and dog will be in for the evening so everything will be dry in the morning. Thanks again and kindly remind your viewers about revisiting your tutorial videos. Respectfully,
You’re such a teacher. 🤩 Perfectly put. I’m on my spraying season as well. Pests have been pretty damaging. I’ve found a couple of orchids damaged from scales and mites. I have so many that I do miss some here and there furring the heavy heat. I’ll be spraying this week for sure.
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I got Physan 20 and am just looking for how to use it and came across this video. Very informative! But your garden is what intrigues me even more. Love it so much!
Glad you found my channel just in time for your fungicide needs. Thanks for stopping by. 👍🏼
Nelson I love your videos especially Physan and I think you are right to protect your investment. my suggestion though is for you to fill up the water prior to putting your physan 100% no bubble from the hose. Its not good to have fungicide contact on your hose. Love your garden.
Thank you so much for you compliments and suggestion. 👍🏼💚🤗
@@naturenel I love watching your videos and your collections. Thank you for bringing us to several orchid shows we don't have the luxury to attend due to distance (Im from California). You have showed me different flowers and I started taking care of vandas.
Hi Nelson, you read my mind, I am new to Orchids and I here you and Blanca talking about spraying your orchids for fungus but I really didn’t know how to do it. Well you did ! I love the way you explained everything now I understand exactly how to do it. Thank you so much I enjoy your positive energy. Thank you thank you Norma
Great to hear this Norma. I want to help newbie orchid collectors to learn how to care and prolong the life of their plants. I know once I learned to keep things thriving and living, that’s when I became encouraged to venture out towards the more exotic plants and orchids. So I get very happy to hear my videos are helping.
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Terima kasih untuk selalu mendukung saluran saya dan menjaga semangat Anda untuk alam. 🙏🏼
Love the mount set on the horizontal! Looks amazing! I will have to keep my eyes out for some mounts that will look good that way! Thanks for the video!
Yes!!!! Hang them horizontally. It looks very chic. I’m loving on my new mount. It looks so perfect in my greenhouse. And the Trichocentrum seems to really really like it there. Happy mounting!👍🏼
In my new greenhouse have the racks (that I saw Nelson and Lars installing for Blanca) Leaving orchids outside for now & will do the orchid shuffle first of October
I believe it's called Best Grow Spagnum Moss!! I love it! It's the BEST.
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Thani for sharing your physan 20 tutorial. I have learnt a great lesson on how to treat fungicide. Cheers 💕💕💕
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Nelson your plants are beautiful. Your yard is gorgeous. I love your videos.
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You are so creative Nel. Thank you for all your tips.
Thank you!🤗
Another great video! The beautiful mount is everything. So stunning. Healthy green leafed plants make me happy! Of course, I love blooms on plants , but I love the foliage too. Thank you for always showing the entire plant. I dig the new tag too...keep it clean 💛 and Keep it 💚. Have a wonderful trip. Hope you see some cool 🌵 .
Never made my trip.😖American Airlines canceled my flight last minute and couldn’t get me on a plane for another 3 days. Then they wanted to give me a voucher instead of returning the money. I got the money back. This was my best friend’s 60th birthday celebration and they held me back from being part of that celebration. I guess I won’t be using them anymore. Thank God I have my plants to keep me happy. 😃
Nelson great vid on Physan always good to see an application where and how it's used. Keep up the videos. Also my condolences on your loss thoughts are with you
Thank you!🙏🏼
Hi Nelson, just bought two bottles of PhysN 20 on E-Bay because you and Blanca recomended it liked your instructions also , wishing you well during the tropical storm, Paul in Connecticut
Hey Paul! That stuff is really good as a preventive. It’s not as harsh as other fungicides. Glad I was able to help out. 👍🏼
muchísimas gracias por los tutoriales !!! y ...bienvenido Morris !!! un abrazo muy fuerte.
Morris se mudo ya para my espacio. Ha! 😹
@@naturenel ha ha ha 😂😂😂🥰
Great tutorial Nelson I’am agree with you with this exact sphagnum moss if I’am right she’s coming from New Zealand,i love it because it’s a long fiber and far easier to repot ,one advice Nelson i think that your phalaenopsis will be more happy mounted than in a pot.And thanks to recall that we have to watering before adding fertilizer or phyzen ! I’am again stunning how much it’s green in your area’s ! Here it’s hot and dry wind coming from North Africa so it’s several spray by day ! You have a wonderful sprayer ,everything is beautiful with you Thanks for sharing your advices and your love for orchids in a heaven 🌸🌸🌸see you soon 🌴🌴🌴
Thank you Sebastien. I did learn that phals do well on mounts as long as the roots are rapped in the moss. I tried both ways with and without moss. The bare roots dry the plant out. I’m replanting most of my phals now in pots and taking them to my indoor terrace. They love it there. We have an extremely humid climate in Miami. We live inside a greenhouse. Our plants never go dry here. Miami keeps it green.
@@naturenel hello Nelson I’am agree with you Miami still wet during all the years and should help a lot ! I went to mounted 2 phalaenopsis yesterday with 1 or 2 layers of moss and they still alive! My climate is Mediterranean it’s so dry here today we have reached 42 degrees Celsius at the shadow ! It’s so painful ! Can I recommend you to check this beautiful African orchids like anselia africana and an other crossing it’s not African orchids ! Its sedirea japonica x vandopsis parishii ! I owned the latest and it’s a must to have the fragrance is just remarkable it’s a kind of phal but with grapes spikes ! Very easy to blooming for Christmas ! Thank you so much Nelson to reply about my comment ! It’s very nice ! See you soon Nelson 🌴🌴🌴🌴🌞🌞
Physan is a good fungicide. I do,however, wear a face mask and gloves when applying. Good video. Clear and precise instructions. Guess I'll be spraying after all this tropical storm rain.
It’s always good habit to wear protective gear. It’s never really too much gear.
Thanks a lot, Nelson!
Hi Nelson. This was a great tutorial on how to spray the fungicide treatment. I will be purchasing and spraying my orchids. I love the pole sprayer. I purchased one about a year ago haven’t really used it yet. I will try to use it soon. You are so funny. 🤣🤣🤣 I always enjoy your show. Thank you for sharing. 👏👏🙏
Glad I can help and bring you a couple of laughs. 🙃 I really like Ohysan 20 cause I never feel like I’m spraying something so toxic. And very little odor.
A saw Blanca’s video spraying her orchids with Physan 20 so I exited her video (lol) and ordered 1 from Amazon then finished watching her video. I have getting a lot of ideas watching Blanca’s and Nelson’ video. Tried to catch up
I'm so nervous to use anything, but a group I follow said to use a systemic fungicide because one of my orchid roots looks yellow and black. Thank you for the video, wish me luck 🤞🤞🤞
Try looking into Regalia Organic fungicide. It’s very safe and systemic.
@Nature Nel Thank you so much for answering me. I will look for that. I tried physan 20. Don't know how well it worked, guess we'll see.
I sure hope Aldi’s still has those sprayers. Just got done bringing mine in the house. I only use 1 teaspoon per gallon, but I am going to up it and try it your way. Thanks for the rinse tip. Have a wonderful vacation. Chill out. We can wait for you to come back. Enjoy, travel safely, and have a drink for me.
Hey Jo! Hope you found the sprayer at Aldi. I always do 2 teaspoons now because Physan is not as strong or toxic as Captain Fungicide or other strong fungicides. As a preventative I find it better when upping the dosage on the Physan. And yes, rinse rinse rinse after any application. Specially when you have pets. I hardly ever use the hardcore stuff because I’m not keen on those heavy chemicals. I’m seeing how neem oil as a preventative will work on my orchids for pest. I also want to reduce the use of pesticide due to all my beautiful bees, butterflies, and dragonflies that inhabit my garden.
@@naturenel thank you so much. Tomorrow is the day. Does the been oil work? Some buds have recently been destroyed. I am totally nervous about using strong chemicals.
Please answer when. You guy’s get back from vacation. Have fun!
@@jodeming5088 I have not been using the neem oil yet. I have a new bottle to use. When I get back I will begin spraying with neem oil. I may have to buy a separate sprayer only because neem oil does clog the sprayers after several uses. Okay me of the set back from using neem. In India the farmers use allot of natural oils and plants to eliminate pests. They are big users of neem. I just have to figure out a way to use it effectively in my zone. We are in pests center out here in the Everglades.
That was a informative video, bc it’s downpouring here all day now and tomorrow 😱, so I’ll be using the physon. Thank you for mentioning Simba.
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Nelson, your new mount looks fabulous horizontal like that. I see you still have your fish tanks…….how many gallons are those tanks?
Wonderful to hear your caring about nature and to be kind to the good insects. I enjoyed your orchid videos . Thank you
Thank you Tina. I’m loving the horizontal mounts. I may have sold all those tanks. I’m waiting on a person to pick them up. They are all sorts of sizes. They are on OfferUp.
Spagmoss is from Besgrow. It truly is some of the best sphagnum moss you can get. PS: you might want to add your discount code for orchid supply store in the video description.
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Very helpful…thanks!
In Canada we don’t use hard chemicals, it aloud but when don’t have major problems like you in Florida
Where I live it is a haven for every pest you can imagine. It’s really really bad. I’ve tried so many organic products and they all go to waist cause it does nothing to the pest. I even had a coconut tree get filled with white flies to the point it looked like snow. It literally happened at the blink of an eye. I had to spray with Orthene which is a very extreme pesticide. It was the only option. The whiteflies were already reaching my orchids in my areca palms. One application killed them all. But I hate to have to use it cause of the bees and butterflies. I’m looking into using neem oil again as a preventive to avoid the heavy chemicals. But in severe cases the neem oil does absolutely nothing.
Love your "water management"!! I have noticed that my orchids have no fungal infestations (not that I'm asking for it). I guess it's because of location - on the porch, facing the easterly winds and rains. As usual thanks a lot, a lot for sharing!!
My area is fungus haven due to the humidity and constant rainfalls. I used to loose so many orchids until I learned about fungicide.
Thank you for sharing, very much appreciated
Beautiful garden !!
Thank you. 🙏🏼
Buen video Nel muy informativo me encanto 👍, y me sorprendió esa punta de la manguera que presión tiene quiero una 😄me la comprare
Conseguiste la punta de manguera en Aldi?
Hi Nelson, Just found your video on the Physan 20. I have a succulent and cacti collection and noticed a small breakout in rust fungus. I live in San Diego and we are getting a lot of rain so of course I’m not surprised that I have the breakout. I’ve never pretreated but with climate change I’m going to have to start this regimen in the future. I have a question regarding when you pre-treat plants if it rains a couple of days after you have treated should you retreat again? How often are you treating with the Physan 20 when you have not had a breakout. On the plants that have the fungus should I move to stronger treatment? Or do you think the Physan 20 will be enough. Appreciate your advice 🙏🏼
Hi Nelson. U might want to research using pool algaecide. It’s sooo much cheaper. I use it without no problems.
I did use it a while ago. In my area it’s not strong enough. I also was told that the pool algicide is not good for Dendrobiums. There is something in it that damages them.
good afternoon sir. how are you?it's amazing the plants are very fertile.I'm happy for you, I'm a tna lover too.salam.success from Indonesia
Thank you 🙏🏼 Assalamu-aleykum to you my friend. ♥️
@@naturenel Vaalaikumsalam hocam nasılsınız umarım her şey yolundadır başarılar sizin için her zaman
Nice video. I pray that the weather will be mild.
Thanks PC. It’s been raining allot all day today Friday. But luckily no wind. It’s a mild tropical storm coming in from the Gulf of Mexico. They estimated 50 mile winds but for today it’s been very wet but calm. Tonight and tomorrow it’s suppose to get a bit stronger. But I don’t think this one is any worry. 🙏🏼
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Thank you for sharing your information on the use of physan. Your orchids are very healthy looking. What happened to your furbaby?
Thank you Joan. He passed away from the poisoning. The doctors don’t know. It must of been a frog or animal that he bit into. He was always killing creatures in the yard. Who knows.
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I use that same sphagnum moss brand.
It’s the best!❤️
Hi I just started following you a couple of weeks ago. I went to OFE and bought permetrol and liquid ornamental vegetable flowable fungicide. Also got cal mag and liquid 15-5-15cal mag. The last 2 I was told to use together and wait 48 hours. I don’t wear protective gear but will next time. The permetrol i did 48 hours after very strong. Should I still use the sevin. I don’t have anything close to what you have. I showed Carlos the pictures and those are the products he suggested except the sevin i bought on my own. Anything you suggest I appreciate
Welcome aboard! 💚🤗💚 You geared up nicely. Carlo’s took good care of you. That’s exactly the essentials. I’ve been using Sevin allot more. I do use way more often than the heavy stuff. I will spray a spike in buds a couple times a week. This assures killing the newly hatched eggs. Also good for spider mites. Again I recommend you spray every 3 days for about 2 weeks to assure complete elimination of the pests.
I am obsessed with you channel and positivity. I am recovering at home for a foot surgery. It’s been a challenge. Will you be attending this weekend? Will try to go Sunday if my husband will take me. I can’t drive yet.
Can Physan 20 be used on new orchids as a precaution for possible fasarium?
Absolutely!👍🏼
wow, do you bring all your plants in the building when there's a threat of a bad storm?
Only in very severe cases. The area they are in is protected by trees and some walls.
Do you rinse the plants after treating them?
After treating them I don’t water for 24 hours.
What brand do you use for fungus ?
black spot on leaf.
May be I over water ,,,
Can I get from Home Depot or Amstrong nursery in L.A?
Thanks Nel .
Physan 20. You can order it from OFE. I literally did a video 4 weeks ago fungicide and how I apply.
@@naturenel / Can you give me OFE orchids supply web site .
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I am curious, what is the material on top of your garden trellis? I am seeing it allows sunlight in.
It’s a clear corrugated roofing panels. It lets the light come in without the UV. Perfect for orchids.
Did you made this video for Blanca? Sure she can use it! Love from the Netherlands
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Hi Nelson, thank you for your videos! Could you let me know, please, the name of the little white cattleya with a purple lip that grows between the Paph. Joyce Hasegawa and Mrcv. Frances Fox from the previous video? Where did you get her? She's so adorable!
I got that a long time ago in some nursery I can’t remember. It’s tagged as Cattleya fragrant. I’ve featured her in previous videos of what’s in bloom.
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Nelson, I lost a huge cymbidium to Black Rot so now am on HIGH ALERT for anything! Suggestion was made to use the Physan 20 routinely every 3 weeks (I'm in North Georgia (zone 7B). And the systemic fungicide every 6 weeks. What would you suggest? I've sprayed both 5/28. Thanks!!
Hi there Hal. I normally spray once a week for preventative during the wet season as a rule of thumb. If it’s really humid and wet constantly, I begin a cycle of every 4 day spraying. You may want to focus the fungicide mainly on cymbidiums, Agraecums, and Zygopetalums. They seem to get allot of fungus compared to other orchids. Double dose it. 2 teaspoons per gallon. Now I’m basing everything on my zone and setup. You are zone 7. Very different than mine. So I would go slow on the fungicide and see how that works. If you still see an increase on fungus, then start hitting it every 4 days for about a month.
@@naturenel THANK YOU!! We're in our late spring rainy season (maybe once per week). I'll check next week to see how the initial sprayings went (as in no fungus!). You are a terrific resource and I GREATLY appreciate your replies!!
Nelson, I think I did a boo boo, I did half of a cap of pure physan 20 and now two of my orchids look weird and I think they may die… I hope not!!! Help!!! 🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️🫣🌸🌞❤️🥹🥹🥹
Oh no! It’s 1/2 a teaspoon to a gallon of water. But even if you use a cap it should not kill them. Physan 20 is not a harsh chemical. Do you have the orchids in the sun? Sometimes that can cause leaf burn when you do the fungicide. Also only spray them early morning. Not in the afternoon. All feeding, fungicide/pesticides , and watering are done early morning. Keep me posted. For now all you can do is rinse them well to relieve it from the excess fungicide. But please do it early so that once the morning sun starts warning up, the orchids begin to dry.
@@naturenel I have them in my apartment in the Bronx NY, no direct sun… but it was a few days ago and they look off… I did not rinse them because I thought I May have rotted my Phalaenopsis. Thanks Nelson… hope I don’t do this again. I am monitoring them one seems the root are dying (drying) and the leaves have spotted and have breaks in both of the orchids. 🥹🦠🤦🏻♀️
I will keep you posted and thanks!
@@ileanavalerio3637 it sounds more like you have root rot. If the base of the orchid looks black, chances are it may be too much watering. If you keep them indoors and the medium holds moisture, that can also be a factor. In keeping orchids there are tons of variables that go into growing them and your environment is the main one. I hope they bounce back🙏🏼
@@naturenel Thanks, I hope so too. Have a blessed day, I love your videos! 🌞🌸🌞
A que hora del dia fumigas??
Por la mañana antes que se ponga muy caliente el día.
@@naturenel Thank you, I have never used chemicals with my orquids, I always use Neem oil, I'm going to try this Physan20, it is raining a lot and see how this one works.
Hi! I'm new to your channel. I want to know if I mix up a gallon of physan and don't finish it, can I save it diluted in my sprayer until the next week?
Welcome aboard Brenda! Yes you may save it for the next spray round. Make sure to keep it in a cool dry place and shake before spraying. It should work perfect. 👍🏼
Hiwzit Nelson its Jan from(Orchids in South Africa) thank you for the video wonder if i could buy physan20 in SA and that nice spagmoss. Do you have a scale and what do you use for them? I have a problem with scale on my cymbidiums🤔
Hello there Jan! You are very welcome. I loved what you guys brought to the show. Really awesome minis.😍 I usually treat my scales with Permatrol . It’s a soapy type of insecticide that is not as toxic as Orthene. That’s the strongest out there that I’ve used, but only in really bad infested plants. It’s very strong and extremely toxic. You can not spray unless properly geared up. Also if you have any animals or pets, they can get poisoned by it. So always try less toxic first and use the hard stuf in worse case scenario. I’m actually gonna start using neem oil again. The chemicals are harmful to the bees so I am trying out new alternatives.
I think that's a tablespoon...
Could you please tell me, where to buy that sprayer
OFE Orchid and Supplies. All information is under the video description box.
Put water in first then fungicide. It won’t foam up.
Yes but then you have to mix the 2 gallons well. By using the hose inside it circulates the product and water evenly. It’s my personal preference.
@@naturenel Make sure you clean the outside of the hose very well since it will have residual fungicide and you do not want to get it on your hands. Also make sure the bench or what ever the hose touch gets washed off well. I worked with radioactive isotopes and it teaches you very well about cross contamination.
Can you mix the chemical to treat thrips with Physan 20? Thanks.
You can. You may use Permatrol with Physan 20. Keep in mind you are increasing the toxicity when cocktailing your chemicals. Wear protective gear.
@@naturenel thanks a lot😍
Thanks Nelson! Do you know if ofes will ship phasan 20 to Canada?
Hi Sandie. Unfortunately not due to paperwork.
Repotme does for a $24 shipping fee, but their prices for physan 20 are a bit higher.