Hey everyone, thanks for stopping by! 🙂 If anyone would like to comment on Rhynchostylis gigantea fragrance, I will use the answers to gather some info on how people commonly detect the fragrance! That way I can present the info in a better way to people who have never smelled it before 🙂 If you'd like to help out that would be amazing- I'll go first! Rhynchostylis gigantea: lemon/citrus, with a musky sour undertone 🚽🐈 Better in lower light 🙈 My Nose References- Oncidium sharry baby: Vanilla Encyclia cordigera: Sweet hyacinths mixed with a fruit salad 🥗 😋 Phalaenopsis bellina: Citrus and grassy Rhynchostylis gigantea grown indoors in the UK, temperatures ranging from 18- 25C during the blooming period. Phalaenopsis level light. You don't have to put all this info if you don't want to, but it might help us to see any patterns with temperature or light 🙂 I hope you enjoyed the video! I've put links to other videos of the orchids featured here in the description, if you are interested 🙂
I have a Rhynchostylis gigantea var spots that I grow in organic media. It is in a southern window in winter and outside in the summer in Washington DC. In the winter, the area is about 18 C at night and 24 C in the day. I detect the musky frangrance when the flowers first open but after a few days I only smell a nice sharp lemon frangrance like lemon rind. I love the gigantea frangrance and it doesn't fill the room although it is a big room. Other frangrances I smell: Sharry baby- vanilla Encyclia cordigera- a very strong perfume like jasmine. This is one of my favorite orchid fragrances! I wish I could wear it as a perfume. Paph Delantii- I smell roses
I got to smell the flowers of Rhynchostylis gigantea 'Cartoon' in an orchid nursery and to be honest, they smelled not very good at all (at least for my nose). Kind of a sweet and spicy, citrus-like odor but also a bit artificial and sharp. The best match would be lemon rind with carnations and an undertone of burning plastic. This does sound a lot worse than it was, however😅 Nose references: Sharry Baby: warm, vanilla-like fragrance with a hint of chocolate Encyclia cordigera: daffodils with minor notes of citrus (or peach) and vanilla. It has been a while since I smelled one. Tolumnia Carrot: spicy (a bit like nutmeg) and sweet
Have the white one with 2 spikes in bloom at the moment (under mars lights, in lava rock, 18-27 temps and 25-45% humidity). To my nose, it is a mix of musky french perfume and sprite (the soft drink). Slightly weird, but not unpleasant. I get why some may say 'lemony' but that does not feel quite right to me (a truly lemony smell would be e.g. cymbidium ensifolium for me). Also, it may be the low humidity at the moment, but the smell is not that powerful in my case.
I keep repeating myself... you are such an excellent orchid grower 🥂 the quality of both the plants and the blooms are very high indeed. And the Oscar for the best orchid grower of the year goes to Annabel ! Congratulations 🎊🎈🍾🎉 🥂
Love to see plants featured like this, both in how you care but especially when you talk about the fragrance. I have trouble finding that information online and it's usually a deciding factor for me on many plants! Plus it's so lovely to see your collection in closer portraits like this.
This is a particularly great video! So much info packed into a bloom tour. I really enjoyed it, thank you for taking the time to not only show us our blooms but also drop so many care tips and information about the plants. ❤️
I don’t have any of the orchids you’re showing but I think they are all beautiful. This video is like a wishlist for future purchases 😍. And as usual I love the crispness of the colors, everything so neat and tidy 🤗
All these gorgeous orchids are beautiful. Now my wish list may grow bigger. I can just imagine how the orchid room smells. Thank you for sharing and I am looking forward to seeing the second part to the show of blooms. Have a wonderful day.
They are so lovely 💚 Holcostylis MS Sunlight, Rhynchostylis gigantea 'Peach' and Paphiopedilum delenatii are my favorites! Congratulations on getting Encyclia cordigera to bloom 🥳
Hello, what a lovely video, and so interesting, love all the blooms, cant wait for mine to bloom someday. Thanks for sharing and looking forward to the next one, have a great day.
Oh! The scent of the phalaenopsis Orchid World series... so nice! I have the ‘Shelly’ clone pictured in the little insert . I bought the plant around 25 years ago ... time passes... but I never even remotely thought of giving it up! I hope you enjoy yours for many years to come. I really enjoy your videos. Beautifully filmed and full of information. Thank you Annabelle for sharing your passion with us. Many plants on my wishlist come from seeing your lovely collection. Take care.
Good day, The Orchid Room! Wow!! The rhynhs gigantea are so beautiful! Impatiently waiting when mine will bloom too. Thanks a lot for the update! Your collection is very impressive! Happy growing!
Genetics is really fascinating! A lot of living things have similar genetic mutations that cause lighter pigmentation or loss of pigment all together. Pigments are really important for life as a whole. (Pothos can turn off pigment as it pleases, if it’s getting too much light, it will “bleach” spots on its leaves to prevent chlorophyll from over producing.) It’s neat that your white hybrid Rhy keeps normal pigmentation on its leaves, but alters it’s flowers, as they usually don’t photosynthesis to support the plant. Keep this one!!!
Hi Annabel, Hope you are well. ❤️🌼love all the beautiful blooms🌸🌼🌺 Holcostylis MS sunlight definitely my favourite, soooo cute and now on my wish list.
I have two Rhynchostylis gigantea spots. They are both blooming at the moment. First time (last year) I thought it was unpleasant although I loved the plant. However this year I did not find it unpleasant anymore and at times it even feels nice. I seem to be unable to describe fragrances, other than I like it or not like it 😁 and I am even allergic to some perfumes... I grow them outside during summer in the shade with bright light. In winter I bring them to my lounge where it grows in a west facing window, with sun late afternoon. Temperatures in the lounge where it lives temperatures are around 16C.
Thats interesting that you also changed your opinion on the smell... maybe it isn't the lighting at the new house, but some form of orchid mind control 😆🙈 Thanks for watching Fernanda, hope you are well! 🙂💗
Just happened upon this vid huddled in thru snow storm and wanted to share what rhyncho gigantea smells to me. I have a fabulous ‘mix’ variant picked up recently at KS nursery. Was a blast looking at color options and all smelled the same. To me it’s a heavy sweet floral scent with a baby powder undertone. Definitely can fill a small room and I absolutely love it. But a friend of mine recently got a cartoon variant and smells a chemical fragrance that they associate to bleach like. So sense of smell is not only individual but definitely is a factor in perception. Enjoyed your vid as well, thank you 😊
I was watching miss orchid girls old videos earlier and her perrierarra Bangkok sunset bloomed like this once I believe it is due to temperature not being warm enough while the buds were forming. I hope this helps with your peace of mind. Also. Can't wait for you to post again. 😁
A lovely display of orchids. Regarding the Encyclia cordigera - there are many flower colorations and varieties have been bred, yet when I see some so labeled I wonder to myself if they are really hybrids. Many Encyclia look similar to each other, and hybrids between Encyclias can be hard to distinguish. In recent years many new species have been identified, albeit only with slight differences between species.
Been wait for yr bloom video. Can't waiting for my MD sunlight to bloom too and that phalaenopsis bonnie has been on my wish list but just haven't found one yet.
You already know how I smell Rhy. gigantea. Encyclia cordigera smells very floral, I would say roses but maybe Hyacinth, definitely no coco. Sharry Baby I don't really smell chocolate, it smells more very sweet Mexican vanilla (well, if I'm very far from it, it is more chocolate but nearer I don't get the chocolate) Your schilleriana is gorgeous, very deeply saturated pink. I just broke down and bought one in spike, three branches, we'll see how many blooms it produces and what they look like. I bought it because it has heavily mottled leaves, I don't like the ones that have little of the silver. And thank you for the group photo. The peach is just 😍, best of the group
I hope your newly acquired schilleriana is fragrant!! Mine still doesn't give off much. very subtle sweet powdery scent, but only if you stick your nose into it. I know some can be quite strongly fragrant! But I think some of that may be diluted in the varieties where leaf colour has been more selected for. there was a post by 'the phal guy' I think, or it could be orchid nerd, on instagram. They said that the wild form with more barring on the leaves tends to be more fragrant than the other forms. I don't know if it is true or not, but mine is definitely spotting rather than barring....
@@TheOrchidRoom well, it comes from various locations and I think the leaf color/pattern varies by location, so fragrance may vary as well. But selective breeding surely plays a role in our domestic selections. I'd forgive yours for not being overly fragrant because the pink is so deep, others are so pale the pink is not terribly noticeable. I was really afraid the spike would dry up given where it was in development when shipped. It has, fortunately, continued to progress but still a ways off blooming. But I'll be sure to mention in IG when I post it if it is strongly or mildly fragrant.
Hi Annabel, can't help you with Rhynchos unfortunately but delenatii smells to me like roses. I also have Paph malipoense that suppose to have apple-raspberry scent. Unfortunately its first spike aborted after moving house last autumn 🤦🏻♂️ Phalaenopsis bellina smells fruity to me. Violacea fruity with spice/cinnamon. Your cordigera is amazing. Had one few years but never made it to bloom. Came in flower but can't remember its fragrance. Shame about Jumbo Puff 😏
It's a wonderful orchid tour, I love all your orchids especially Encyclia ❤️... Please tell me do you use slow release fertilizer for heavy feeding orchids
Hi! No, I don't use slow release fertiliser, you can't control amounts and it isn't a good idea with semi-hydro anyway. I fertilise using a complete balance NPK + Ca + Micros, and adjust fertiliser depending on the current levels of growth.
Great video ! I didn’t know that some paphiopedilums are fragrant, I will look into this. The leaves on your holcostylis are so perfect 👌🏻 it almost looks fake 🤣☺️
Ooh yes, delenatii is one, malipoense is another... there are a few more, I forget but I think the subgenus/ section parvisepalum of paphs are often fragrant. I think Paph magic lantern is supposed to be a good hybrid between a fragrant species that climbs and delenatii, better than the climbing species alone which can be awkward, but I forget the name 🙈 Edit* Paph micranthum is the big flowered fragrant climber! I remembered 😆 but magic lantern is a better hybrid to care for j think.
I smelled a Phal amboinensis and I thought it smelled similar to the Rhyncostylis gigantea; I also see people saying that they don't like the musky smell of the amboinensis. I think I would describe the Rhyn. gigantea scent as fresh lemon juice with bit of plastic and musk. I learned in my Beekeeping class that bee alarm pheromone (at least for Apis mellifera) smells like bananas, and we were told not to eat bananas before we went out to the hives. So it's interesting that Cycnoches evolved a scent that resembles that pheromone.
So interesting! The flies certainly seem obsessed over the Catasetinae in general- could be all the sugar sap they make along the spikes though I guess!
I bought a rhynchostylis at an orchid show, but the seller cut off all the roots that were hanging beyond the basket, I guess for shipping it into the country to not take up too much space. Im trying your method but humidity here is only 20/30 % so hopefully it adapts and grows new ones 😢
Beautiful orchids!!! Love your videos. Any words of wisdom on growing Rhynchostylis in semi hydro? I have one I really want to switch from it's bare roots to a sh pot. Alot of it's roots are broken and I'm very tempted to trim them so I can get it into a pot. I'm using leca as my medium.
My Bangkok Sunset was just the same...very bland in color. It would however, double spike all the time. I sold it....wasn't a fan of the color😏. But it was a very nice grower!
@@TheOrchidRoom I dont mind them but they, like Goldilock's porridge, need to be 'just right' Not ripe enough they are too hard, too ripe and the smell....urghh.
Hey everyone, thanks for stopping by! 🙂
If anyone would like to comment on Rhynchostylis gigantea fragrance, I will use the answers to gather some info on how people commonly detect the fragrance! That way I can present the info in a better way to people who have never smelled it before 🙂 If you'd like to help out that would be amazing- I'll go first!
Rhynchostylis gigantea: lemon/citrus, with a musky sour undertone 🚽🐈 Better in lower light 🙈
My Nose References-
Oncidium sharry baby: Vanilla
Encyclia cordigera: Sweet hyacinths mixed with a fruit salad 🥗 😋
Phalaenopsis bellina: Citrus and grassy
Rhynchostylis gigantea grown indoors in the UK, temperatures ranging from 18- 25C during the blooming period. Phalaenopsis level light. You don't have to put all this info if you don't want to, but it might help us to see any patterns with temperature or light 🙂
I hope you enjoyed the video! I've put links to other videos of the orchids featured here in the description, if you are interested 🙂
I have a Rhynchostylis gigantea var spots that I grow in organic media. It is in a southern window in winter and outside in the summer in Washington DC. In the winter, the area is about 18 C at night and 24 C in the day. I detect the musky frangrance when the flowers first open but after a few days I only smell a nice sharp lemon frangrance like lemon rind. I love the gigantea frangrance and it doesn't fill the room although it is a big room.
Other frangrances I smell:
Sharry baby- vanilla
Encyclia cordigera- a very strong perfume like jasmine. This is one of my favorite orchid fragrances! I wish I could wear it as a perfume.
Paph Delantii- I smell roses
I got to smell the flowers of Rhynchostylis gigantea 'Cartoon' in an orchid nursery and to be honest, they smelled not very good at all (at least for my nose). Kind of a sweet and spicy, citrus-like odor but also a bit artificial and sharp. The best match would be lemon rind with carnations and an undertone of burning plastic. This does sound a lot worse than it was, however😅
Nose references:
Sharry Baby: warm, vanilla-like fragrance with a hint of chocolate
Encyclia cordigera: daffodils with minor notes of citrus (or peach) and vanilla. It has been a while since I smelled one.
Tolumnia Carrot: spicy (a bit like nutmeg) and sweet
Do you leave the water with the fertilizers and stimulants in the reservoir all the time until it is consumed? Thanks, your videos are amazing...
Hi Lorena, yes I leave the nutrient mix in the reservoir and top it up at the next watering, occasionally flushing with pure rain water 🙂
Have the white one with 2 spikes in bloom at the moment (under mars lights, in lava rock, 18-27 temps and 25-45% humidity). To my nose, it is a mix of musky french perfume and sprite (the soft drink). Slightly weird, but not unpleasant. I get why some may say 'lemony' but that does not feel quite right to me (a truly lemony smell would be e.g. cymbidium ensifolium for me). Also, it may be the low humidity at the moment, but the smell is not that powerful in my case.
I keep repeating myself... you are such an excellent orchid grower 🥂 the quality of both the plants and the blooms are very high indeed. And the Oscar for the best orchid grower of the year goes to Annabel ! Congratulations 🎊🎈🍾🎉 🥂
Aww thanks Marco!! That is super sweet and means alot to me! I hope you are keeping well 🙂💗
The Encyclia is SUCH an impressive plant! Wonderful!
Thankyou!! I've been telling it off for a few years for not blooming, but it was worth the wait! 🙂💗
Love to see plants featured like this, both in how you care but especially when you talk about the fragrance. I have trouble finding that information online and it's usually a deciding factor for me on many plants! Plus it's so lovely to see your collection in closer portraits like this.
Thankyou! I agree, fragrance is one of my main considerations now on if I 'need' another orchid XD
This is a particularly great video! So much info packed into a bloom tour. I really enjoyed it, thank you for taking the time to not only show us our blooms but also drop so many care tips and information about the plants. ❤️
Thankyou Melissa! 🙂💗
Hi Annabelle, your blooms are lovely. I especially like the jumbo puff, beautiful flowers! Can't wait for part two! 😍
Thanks so much! 😊
Love them, rhynchostylis! Never tired to watch. Yours are absolutely gorgeous! 💗💗💗 Thank you!
Thank you so much!
Everything is beautiful!😍 im so excited to see the part 2🤗
Thank you! 😊
I don’t have any of the orchids you’re showing but I think they are all beautiful. This video is like a wishlist for future purchases 😍. And as usual I love the crispness of the colors, everything so neat and tidy 🤗
Always happy to encourage more orchids 😆😘
All these gorgeous orchids are beautiful. Now my wish list may grow bigger. I can just imagine how the orchid room smells. Thank you for sharing and I am looking forward to seeing the second part to the show of blooms. Have a wonderful day.
I hope you get some of those wish list plants in the coming year :-) Have a good day too!
Thoroughly enjoyed this video. Beautiful flowers, beautiful plants, excellent descriptions. Can’t wait for part 2. Thank you.
Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed it :-)
I love this format and the information you provide for each bloom/orchid
Thankyou! 🙂💗
They are so lovely 💚 Holcostylis MS Sunlight, Rhynchostylis gigantea 'Peach' and Paphiopedilum delenatii are my favorites! Congratulations on getting Encyclia cordigera to bloom 🥳
I hope you get some more Paphs Miro! delenatii and the mottled leaved malipoense and similar are all beautiful and have fragrances 🙂
Hello, what a lovely video, and so interesting, love all the blooms, cant wait for mine to bloom someday. Thanks for sharing and looking forward to the next one, have a great day.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thankyou :-)
Wow!!!just wow!!!encyclia are one of my favorite!!!
Oh! The scent of the phalaenopsis Orchid World series... so nice! I have the ‘Shelly’ clone pictured in the little insert . I bought the plant around 25 years ago ... time passes... but I never even remotely thought of giving it up! I hope you enjoy yours for many years to come. I really enjoy your videos. Beautifully filmed and full of information. Thank you Annabelle for sharing your passion with us. Many plants on my wishlist come from seeing your lovely collection. Take care.
Wow a 25 year old phal, I aspire to keep mine happy and healthy for that long! Congratulations 🙂💗
I have absolutely no doubts that you will 😉
Your phal is 25 years old????!!! Wow! Is it the original plant or an adult keiki? I'm fascinated!!
@@anndriggers6660 yes the original plant! And it is in bloom right now! Beautiful scent… take care.
Good day, The Orchid Room! Wow!! The rhynhs gigantea are so beautiful! Impatiently waiting when mine will bloom too. Thanks a lot for the update! Your collection is very impressive! Happy growing!
Hii! Thanks so much, hope you are well :-)
As per usual a brilliant video of some super orchids.
Glad you like them! Thankyou!
Genetics is really fascinating! A lot of living things have similar genetic mutations that cause lighter pigmentation or loss of pigment all together. Pigments are really important for life as a whole. (Pothos can turn off pigment as it pleases, if it’s getting too much light, it will “bleach” spots on its leaves to prevent chlorophyll from over producing.) It’s neat that your white hybrid Rhy keeps normal pigmentation on its leaves, but alters it’s flowers, as they usually don’t photosynthesis to support the plant. Keep this one!!!
What a very nice video showing beautiful blooms. Very informatve. Thank you.👍❤
Thank you too!
this was so great. what a lovely selection. always nice to see your handywork. cheers
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you!
This isn't going to be all of them 🤪😍 love that... growers' major happiness 🤩❤
I'm sure you know it well Nina, although you're much better at recording things on time than me 🥰💗
@@TheOrchidRoom you are a busy lady 🧜🏻♀️ whereas.... 😬❤
Hi Annabel, Hope you are well. ❤️🌼love all the beautiful blooms🌸🌼🌺 Holcostylis MS sunlight definitely my favourite, soooo cute and now on my wish list.
Ooh yes it's such a good one, I hope you get one too! 💗🙂
I have two Rhynchostylis gigantea spots. They are both blooming at the moment. First time (last year) I thought it was unpleasant although I loved the plant. However this year I did not find it unpleasant anymore and at times it even feels nice. I seem to be unable to describe fragrances, other than I like it or not like it 😁 and I am even allergic to some perfumes...
I grow them outside during summer in the shade with bright light. In winter I bring them to my lounge where it grows in a west facing window, with sun late afternoon. Temperatures in the lounge where it lives temperatures are around 16C.
Thats interesting that you also changed your opinion on the smell... maybe it isn't the lighting at the new house, but some form of orchid mind control 😆🙈 Thanks for watching Fernanda, hope you are well! 🙂💗
Lovely update Annabel 🥰🤩
Thank you! 🤗
Just happened upon this vid huddled in thru snow storm and wanted to share what rhyncho gigantea smells to me. I have a fabulous ‘mix’ variant picked up recently at KS nursery. Was a blast looking at color options and all smelled the same. To me it’s a heavy sweet floral scent with a baby powder undertone. Definitely can fill a small room and I absolutely love it. But a friend of mine recently got a cartoon variant and smells a chemical fragrance that they associate to bleach like. So sense of smell is not only individual but definitely is a factor in perception. Enjoyed your vid as well, thank you 😊
Thanks for all the info! I hope the snow storm passed ok! :-)
Hi Annabel..beautiful collections of orchid . Love it😍😍😍
Thank you very much!
Great update. Encyclia Cordigera is lovely.
I have started to collect Rhynchostilis Gigantia. And some of them are in blooms. Except the smell I absolutely love them.
Hi Annabel beautiful orchids 😘 great video
I was watching miss orchid girls old videos earlier and her perrierarra Bangkok sunset bloomed like this once I believe it is due to temperature not being warm enough while the buds were forming. I hope this helps with your peace of mind. Also. Can't wait for you to post again. 😁
A lovely display of orchids. Regarding the Encyclia cordigera - there are many flower colorations and varieties have been bred, yet when I see some so labeled I wonder to myself if they are really hybrids. Many Encyclia look similar to each other, and hybrids between Encyclias can be hard to distinguish. In recent years many new species have been identified, albeit only with slight differences between species.
Been wait for yr bloom video.
Can't waiting for my MD sunlight to bloom too and that phalaenopsis bonnie has been on my wish list but just haven't found one yet.
The Orchid world series can be tough to find, especially in parts of the world that don't import so many on the hybrid/ species phals, like Australia!
You already know how I smell Rhy. gigantea. Encyclia cordigera smells very floral, I would say roses but maybe Hyacinth, definitely no coco. Sharry Baby I don't really smell chocolate, it smells more very sweet Mexican vanilla (well, if I'm very far from it, it is more chocolate but nearer I don't get the chocolate)
Your schilleriana is gorgeous, very deeply saturated pink. I just broke down and bought one in spike, three branches, we'll see how many blooms it produces and what they look like. I bought it because it has heavily mottled leaves, I don't like the ones that have little of the silver.
And thank you for the group photo. The peach is just 😍, best of the group
I hope your newly acquired schilleriana is fragrant!! Mine still doesn't give off much. very subtle sweet powdery scent, but only if you stick your nose into it. I know some can be quite strongly fragrant! But I think some of that may be diluted in the varieties where leaf colour has been more selected for. there was a post by 'the phal guy' I think, or it could be orchid nerd, on instagram. They said that the wild form with more barring on the leaves tends to be more fragrant than the other forms. I don't know if it is true or not, but mine is definitely spotting rather than barring....
@@TheOrchidRoom well, it comes from various locations and I think the leaf color/pattern varies by location, so fragrance may vary as well. But selective breeding surely plays a role in our domestic selections. I'd forgive yours for not being overly fragrant because the pink is so deep, others are so pale the pink is not terribly noticeable.
I was really afraid the spike would dry up given where it was in development when shipped. It has, fortunately, continued to progress but still a ways off blooming. But I'll be sure to mention in IG when I post it if it is strongly or mildly fragrant.
Great information, I so enjoy your videos. 🤗
Thanks Helen! Hope you're keeping well 🙂
So glad to see your encyclia in bloom. Do you grow any prosthecheas? I’d love to hear a comparison between the care for the two genuses
Hi Annabel, can't help you with Rhynchos unfortunately but delenatii smells to me like roses. I also have Paph malipoense that suppose to have apple-raspberry scent. Unfortunately its first spike aborted after moving house last autumn 🤦🏻♂️
Phalaenopsis bellina smells fruity to me. Violacea fruity with spice/cinnamon.
Your cordigera is amazing. Had one few years but never made it to bloom. Came in flower but can't remember its fragrance.
Shame about Jumbo Puff 😏
It's a wonderful orchid tour, I love all your orchids especially Encyclia ❤️... Please tell me do you use slow release fertilizer for heavy feeding orchids
Hi! No, I don't use slow release fertiliser, you can't control amounts and it isn't a good idea with semi-hydro anyway. I fertilise using a complete balance NPK + Ca + Micros, and adjust fertiliser depending on the current levels of growth.
@@TheOrchidRoom thank you for your reply 🙂🙂
Great video ! I didn’t know that some paphiopedilums are fragrant, I will look into this. The leaves on your holcostylis are so perfect 👌🏻 it almost looks fake 🤣☺️
Ooh yes, delenatii is one, malipoense is another... there are a few more, I forget but I think the subgenus/ section parvisepalum of paphs are often fragrant. I think Paph magic lantern is supposed to be a good hybrid between a fragrant species that climbs and delenatii, better than the climbing species alone which can be awkward, but I forget the name 🙈
Edit* Paph micranthum is the big flowered fragrant climber! I remembered 😆 but magic lantern is a better hybrid to care for j think.
I was trying to find rhynchostylia in UK but atm I can't find any anywhere 😪 you have a great selection there, they are all soooooo beautiful 😍
Sorry to hear that! It will be tough now, most suppliers are in the EU :-(
오! 멋진 영상입니다.^^ 보는 것 만으로 힐링됩니다.~
I smelled a Phal amboinensis and I thought it smelled similar to the Rhyncostylis gigantea; I also see people saying that they don't like the musky smell of the amboinensis. I think I would describe the Rhyn. gigantea scent as fresh lemon juice with bit of plastic and musk.
I learned in my Beekeeping class that bee alarm pheromone (at least for Apis mellifera) smells like bananas, and we were told not to eat bananas before we went out to the hives. So it's interesting that Cycnoches evolved a scent that resembles that pheromone.
So interesting! The flies certainly seem obsessed over the Catasetinae in general- could be all the sugar sap they make along the spikes though I guess!
I bought a rhynchostylis at an orchid show, but the seller cut off all the roots that were hanging beyond the basket, I guess for shipping it into the country to not take up too much space. Im trying your method but humidity here is only 20/30 % so hopefully it adapts and grows new ones 😢
Beautiful orchids!!! Love your videos. Any words of wisdom on growing Rhynchostylis in semi hydro? I have one I really want to switch from it's bare roots to a sh pot. Alot of it's roots are broken and I'm very tempted to trim them so I can get it into a pot. I'm using leca as my medium.
I didn’t know you have dlenatii... I have one and hoping for the bloom sometime this year.
Yes, I have two actually, have had them for some time and both have bloomed a few times before 🙂 One is very fragrant, and one less so
Great video
Thanks!
My Bangkok Sunset was just the same...very bland in color. It would however, double spike all the time. I sold it....wasn't a fan of the color😏. But it was a very nice grower!
Odd that there are some floating around this colour! I like the smell so I will keep it anyway, but the colours aren't fantastic are they...
What is that intro music? I think I should know it, but I don't get it...
I think I know by now: the first beats are similar to Sunny by Ikson😅
Linked in description 😉
@@TheOrchidRoom Well... let's say I was close😂
Music:
@Ikson 'Deep Dive' : th-cam.com/video/gfWAv5dssjk/w-d-xo.html
Haha you were too fast for me. I just went to copy the link 😆
Love the colour and shape of Jumbo Puff but I just wouldnt be able to handle the 'fragrance' 🤢
Not a Banana lover? :-)
@@TheOrchidRoom I dont mind them but they, like Goldilock's porridge, need to be 'just right'
Not ripe enough they are too hard, too ripe and the smell....urghh.
you pull the video too long. believe me. make it under 10 min. each flower like 2 min and u will be hella successful