Great video. I just got a beautiful magenta phalaenopsis and want to do my best to keep it alive. You’ve given me the courage to do that, and I learned orchids are not that fragile.
Great video with an important message! I don't like how plants (or animals) are sometimes treated as disposable objects. It can be so rewarding to see a plant grow for years and years, people are really missing out when they throw living things away so easily... I got a cutting of a begonia maculata a few years back. I struggled with it for a long time and I almost gave up on it. But the past year it finally started to grow and look healthy. Such an amazing feeling!
I get plants often free from big Supermarkets chains when they look as if they are dead and finished. I have a 90% success rate in keeping them alive. Sometimes I will pay 50p for a £12 plant which they think is on its last legs. It gives me a buzz to keep a plant alive. (Yes I am a RHS member.)
Mine flowered only once, never since then in the last 3 years :-(, I replanted it and bought some Substral for it now, lets see, maybe this year I will get something. Thank you. :-)
Thanks for that video. I can't keep mine alive in the conservatory, can it be too hot and dry for them? The only place they have last years for me, is in my bathroom
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Why has the middle leaf died and broken off? All the flowers just dropped and I have used your suggestions.
Cutting right back to before the first node…this advice is different to what I’ve seen on other sites online. Other sites have suggested cutting right back to just above the first node. I’m confused now?!! Please help!!
Hello! You can cut it back to just above the first node to encourage another smaller flower spike, or cut it back below down to the node just above the plant's base to allow the plant to have a rest, produce more roots and leaves, and wait a bit for the next flowering.
Thank you for your question. We run an RHS Clinic on X for gardening questions on Tuesdays between 12-2pm - please post your question in reply to our post during these sessions and we will be happy to help.
hey chatttt so I took my sister orchid cus I was 90% it was dead so I cut off the leaves cus I thought it would help her grow better like other plants but like uhhh idkkkk from what I heard AFTER i did it that's NOTT the greatest but her little nub root thing looks bigger and better so can anyone help me?
Great video. I just got a beautiful magenta phalaenopsis and want to do my best to keep it alive. You’ve given me the courage to do that, and I learned orchids are not that fragile.
Great video with an important message! I don't like how plants (or animals) are sometimes treated as disposable objects. It can be so rewarding to see a plant grow for years and years, people are really missing out when they throw living things away so easily...
I got a cutting of a begonia maculata a few years back. I struggled with it for a long time and I almost gave up on it. But the past year it finally started to grow and look healthy. Such an amazing feeling!
I get plants often free from big Supermarkets chains when they look as if they are dead and finished. I have a 90% success rate in keeping them alive. Sometimes I will pay 50p for a £12 plant which they think is on its last legs. It gives me a buzz to keep a plant alive. (Yes I am a RHS member.)
I might suggest that you keep a a couple 3-4” stems to use to stabilize the plant when you repot. They are perfect for keeping them steady.
Nice video. I'm curious, though, if the outer clay pot allows enough air circulation?
Thank You! 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
Very informative!!! 🫡🫡🫡
Thank you for the advice Tony. I’ll try it with my orchids 💚
Thank you for your help
orchid makes me happy because when i pour water rice washing to them i like gave nutrision and hormon for growing flower
make small spike naturally
Excellent video!
great information This guy makes it easy to follow along.
Mine flowered only once, never since then in the last 3 years :-(, I replanted it and bought some Substral for it now, lets see, maybe this year I will get something. Thank you. :-)
Thanks for that video. I can't keep mine alive in the conservatory, can it be too hot and dry for them? The only place they have last years for me, is in my bathroom
Why has the middle leaf died and broken off? All the flowers just dropped and I have used your suggestions.
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Is sphagnum moss a good potting medium for these orchids? I just adopted one...
Cutting right back to before the first node…this advice is different to what I’ve seen on other sites online. Other sites have suggested cutting right back to just above the first node. I’m confused now?!! Please help!!
Hello! You can cut it back to just above the first node to encourage another smaller flower spike, or cut it back below down to the node just above the plant's base to allow the plant to have a rest, produce more roots and leaves, and wait a bit for the next flowering.
@@The_RHSthank you!!! That’s clear now 👍
Hi please advise on how to treat the green leaves of the phalaenopsis
Thank you for your question. We run an RHS Clinic on X for gardening questions on Tuesdays between 12-2pm - please post your question in reply to our post during these sessions and we will be happy to help.
hey chatttt so I took my sister orchid cus I was 90% it was dead so I cut off the leaves cus I thought it would help her grow better like other plants but like uhhh idkkkk from what I heard AFTER i did it that's NOTT the greatest but her little nub root thing looks bigger and better so can anyone help me?
My partner gets me orchid all the time. They loose flowers the next day... idk what to do
About the species of bark, is there any specific type to use or avoid?
Cheap!? That's questionable...well, is where I live.