Hello Nelson🖐do you know that every time you upload videos,you always amazed us?i've watched too many videos about different kinds of plants but you're such an amazing one,'kumpletos recados'😅🥰😍 as i described it coz you know where to tickle us,so happy here❤(sorry for my English,i'm not good at it😅😅😅😅😁✌️)
What a wonderful nursery! But, I am not surprised because every time you showed us Martin’s beautiful orchids at various shows, I am always drooling with envy😍. He has so many different plants, many I have never seen and I didn’t know he was such an artist. Thank you, again, for sharing, with us, this little treasure you have in your extended neighborhood 😍
Hey Nelson, thanks for showcasing Martin's Nursery. I will be stopping by there this week. I love his metalworks planters, so creative. Yes, he sure does have a gem of a nursery.
I always enjoy plant nursery tours because you'll never know what you'll find, And I must say that Martin's pot stands are just fabulous🥰I enjoyed watching Nelson😊🤲💖
Martin's nursery has so much variety. Just a fantastic place. His pots are beautiful. Wishing him much success. Thanks so much for sharing Martin and Nelson! Keep it 💚.
Marten certainly is gifted. I love his creativity especially those metalwork planters. I noticed that he has quite a few plants from the Caribbean. That apple tree is an Otaheite apple found in the tropics. Quite a nice showing . As usual I love your videos Nelson.
I love that so many people have given me different names of that fruit planar in their country. I wish I could add more trees, but I just have way too many.
Hi Nelson 😊💕 So nice to see you. I love it when you visit the orchid nurseries. I saw a fruit tree that took me back to when I was a child. My grandmother had one in her yard. It was the apple pear. We call it a pomerac in the southern Caribbean. The tree is enormous, it grows very tall and many people in the country areas have it here. When the fruit gets ripe, it turns into a deep red or even purple on the outside but the inside is white with a medium sized seed. It's sweet and tangy, maybe close to a strawberry in taste. It's one of my favorite local fruits🤩 Another great video. Warm greetings from TnT 😎🌴☀️💕
Another great video of local orchid nurseries in the Redlands. Thanks Nel. I remember when Krome Ave. was a two lane road with no stop lights for miles.
Krome is no longer what it was. It’s a mad house now. So congested and people drive like maniacs. So many accidents. I thought once they made it bigger it would reduce the accidents and the traffic. Apparently it’s made it worse. 😭
Great video As always. I just love all the plant pots they are so unique and beautiful. The blooms are gorgeous, would have to stop by when I’m in town.
yep. i definitely missed out. might have to stop by soon... Oh wow, maybe he can make the planter I am trying to find for my grams.... Hmmmmmm ... will have to talk to him and show him what I am looking for.. LOL
in hawaii we call them mountain apples...lol and omg the fruit is amazing!! you should definitely make room for one, i promise you, you wouldn't regret it.
I wish I had room. But we have so many trees that my property is mostly shaded. We have been cutting some of the crops back to allow the sun to let the grass grow.
I got my #GoldDigger at Home Depot, they were selling her for $15 and she's become on of my favorites because of how low maintenance and long lasting the flowers are.
That’s awesome. Sometimes Home Depot will surprise you worth some good choices. In my area they actually are not that good when it comes to orchids. In Hawaii it’s the best. They have allot to choose from besides Moth Orchids and Dendrobiums like the ones around me.
The plants that are around the pineapple are called almond bushes. I have several of them in my yard. The almond smell is to die for. The butterflies, bees , and i have a Hummingbird that come to them. Ive trained them into trees. They are about 10 to 15 ft tall. But you can keep them smaller and bush size
Hi Nelson. I'm surprised to see a very familiar plant in your side of the world. I'm talking about that plant you called woodpecker tree. In the Philippines,we call it Katuray. They come in different colors nowadays. They're actually treated as vegetable here. The flowers are edible. We blanche the flowers,add sliced tomatoes and fish sauce to it and eat it like salad. We normally use the white form as it is the most common in the Philippines,it's the oldest variety. Recently,the colored forms appeared. They're just as edible as the white ones.
Do the Maxillarias like to be in a bigger pot to expand into? Best medium? And light requirements? Norman’s stuck a little clump into some sphagnum, for the one I just bought really cheap, it looks a little sad, I’d like to repot.. It’s so fun to go to nurseries..me and my sis always say “the bad place” because they always make you spend money. Finding some new, unexpected thing blooming is always a fine discovery!
I put them in a cone with Orchiata bark and charcoal. You can also use lava rock. I do water very well every day. You don’t want those bulbs getting wrinkled. That’s a sign it needs more watering. I wouldn’t say so much a “ bad place” as I would say “temples of temptation” Lol!
@@naturenel my sis and I refer to any establishment that forces you to spend money uncontrollably as a “bad place,” often we will call each other and say “I…went to the bad place” and the other responds “how much did you get?”…
Mil gracias Nelson thanks thanks bro x el video de mi vivero Martin Nursery...
Me alegro que te ata gustado como quedo todo. Las personas están impresionados con tu arte. 👍🏼
Hi 👋 Nelson Waooo 😮 Bellas orquídeas Martin tiene tiene muchas ideas me encantan 😍
Những cành hoa phong lan tuyệt đẹp! Video rất hấp dẫn tôi...! Chúc bạn luôn hạnh phúc nhé! 🌹😍♥️💞👍
Thank you so much. And many blessings to you as well. 🙏🏼💚🙏🏼
Very nice blooms and nursery
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Always love a good garden video my sweet friend. Thanks so much for sharing your beautiful garden with us.
You are very welcome. Thanks for watching 🤗
Hello Nelson🖐do you know that every time you upload videos,you always amazed us?i've watched too many videos about different kinds of plants but you're such an amazing one,'kumpletos recados'😅🥰😍 as i described it coz you know where to tickle us,so happy here❤(sorry for my English,i'm not good at it😅😅😅😅😁✌️)
Awe! Thank you so much. I appreciate that. 🙏🏼🤗💚
Hi I loved these vessels he makes very beautiful and very beautiful orchid Nelson thank you for Sharing 😍🌱🌱🌱🌱
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Gracias chicos por su bonito video. saludos
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Muy bueno el tour 😊🪴💚🌿
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Wonderful nursery Martens , oh my gosh I love it all ! Thank you enjoyed ❤
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What a wonderful nursery! But, I am not surprised because every time you showed us Martin’s beautiful orchids at various shows, I am always drooling with envy😍. He has so many different plants, many I have never seen and I didn’t know he was such an artist. Thank you, again, for sharing, with us, this little treasure you have in your extended neighborhood 😍
Glad you joined this little tour. It was long overdue. I’ll be uploading some more surprises. 🤗
Hey Nelson, thanks for showcasing Martin's Nursery. I will be stopping by there this week. I love his metalworks planters, so creative. Yes, he sure does have a gem of a nursery.
Happy shopping!!!!🤗
I always enjoy plant nursery tours because you'll never know what you'll find, And I must say that Martin's pot stands are just fabulous🥰I enjoyed watching Nelson😊🤲💖
That’s one of the reasons I love nursery tours. The element of surprise.
Martin certainly has a very nice nursery. Such variety! Thanks so much for sharing this visit with us.
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Martin’s nursery seems pretty cool!
It’s small, but has allot to offer. 💚
Hey love thx u❤🙏🇸🇷
Martin's nursery has so much variety. Just a fantastic place. His pots are beautiful. Wishing him much success. Thanks so much for sharing Martin and Nelson! Keep it 💚.
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The nursery visits are always interesting and Martins had some unique plants. He is a very talented man with all he does. Thanks for the tour💚
Glad you enjoyed the tour. More visits to come!🤗
Martin is very creative. What a great nursery. Thank you for taking us along with you, Nelson.
Thanks for tagging along. 💚🤗
Love ! this nursery must visit soon!
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Marten certainly is gifted. I love his creativity especially those metalwork planters.
I noticed that he has quite a few plants from the Caribbean. That apple tree is an Otaheite apple found in the tropics. Quite a nice showing . As usual I love your videos Nelson.
I love that so many people have given me different names of that fruit planar in their country. I wish I could add more trees, but I just have way too many.
Hi Nelson 😊💕 So nice to see you. I love it when you visit the orchid nurseries. I saw a fruit tree that took me back to when I was a child. My grandmother had one in her yard. It was the apple pear. We call it a pomerac in the southern Caribbean. The tree is enormous, it grows very tall and many people in the country areas have it here. When the fruit gets ripe, it turns into a deep red or even purple on the outside but the inside is white with a medium sized seed. It's sweet and tangy, maybe close to a strawberry in taste. It's one of my favorite local fruits🤩 Another great video. Warm greetings from TnT 😎🌴☀️💕
I hear that fruit is super good. I would plant one in my garden but we have way too many trees already.
I hear that fruit is super good. I would plant one in my garden but we have way too many trees already.
Another great video of local orchid nurseries in the Redlands. Thanks Nel. I remember when Krome Ave. was a two lane road with no stop lights for miles.
Krome is no longer what it was. It’s a mad house now. So congested and people drive like maniacs. So many accidents. I thought once they made it bigger it would reduce the accidents and the traffic. Apparently it’s made it worse. 😭
Great video As always. I just love all the plant pots they are so unique and beautiful. The blooms are gorgeous, would have to stop by when I’m in town.
Those pots are just so original. Martin is very talented.
yep. i definitely missed out. might have to stop by soon... Oh wow, maybe he can make the planter I am trying to find for my grams.... Hmmmmmm ... will have to talk to him and show him what I am looking for.. LOL
Absolutely. The Gramm would look spectacular there. I thought if the same. I might get one for mine as well.
Nice nursery, thx for sharing nel😮
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in hawaii we call them mountain apples...lol and omg the fruit is amazing!! you should definitely make room for one, i promise you, you wouldn't regret it.
I wish I had room. But we have so many trees that my property is mostly shaded. We have been cutting some of the crops back to allow the sun to let the grass grow.
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I got my #GoldDigger at Home Depot, they were selling her for $15 and she's become on of my favorites because of how low maintenance and long lasting the flowers are.
That’s awesome. Sometimes Home Depot will surprise you worth some good choices. In my area they actually are not that good when it comes to orchids. In Hawaii it’s the best. They have allot to choose from besides Moth Orchids and Dendrobiums like the ones around me.
Gostei imenso!
Obrigado 🙏🏼
The plants that are around the pineapple are called almond bushes. I have several of them in my yard. The almond smell is to die for. The butterflies, bees , and i have a Hummingbird that come to them. Ive trained them into trees. They are about 10 to 15 ft tall. But you can keep them smaller and bush size
That’s exactly what it smells like. I couldn’t really pinpoint the fragrance. I kept thinking jasmine. I’m gonna get some for my yard. Love!!!!🤗
@@naturenel you definitely have to. It's such a great pollinator plant
Hi Nelson. I'm surprised to see a very familiar plant in your side of the world. I'm talking about that plant you called woodpecker tree. In the Philippines,we call it Katuray. They come in different colors nowadays. They're actually treated as vegetable here. The flowers are edible. We blanche the flowers,add sliced tomatoes and fish sauce to it and eat it like salad. We normally use the white form as it is the most common in the Philippines,it's the oldest variety. Recently,the colored forms appeared. They're just as edible as the white ones.
Wow! That’s such cool bit of information. I have to tell Martin that. That salad sounds very delicious 😋
Do the Maxillarias like to be in a bigger pot to expand into? Best medium? And light requirements? Norman’s stuck a little clump into some sphagnum, for the one I just bought really cheap, it looks a little sad, I’d like to repot.. It’s so fun to go to nurseries..me and my sis always say “the bad place” because they always make you spend money. Finding some new, unexpected thing blooming is always a fine discovery!
I put them in a cone with Orchiata bark and charcoal. You can also use lava rock. I do water very well every day. You don’t want those bulbs getting wrinkled. That’s a sign it needs more watering. I wouldn’t say so much a “ bad place” as I would say “temples of temptation” Lol!
@@naturenel my sis and I refer to any establishment that forces you to spend money uncontrollably as a “bad place,” often we will call each other and say “I…went to the bad place” and the other responds “how much did you get?”…