Orchid Care - Plant One On Me - Ep 071
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 มิ.ย. 2018
- Though I'm not an orchid fanatic, I decided to pay a visit to the Long Island Orchid Festival at the Planting Fields Arboretum. Though it's a small show, I was nevertheless impressed with the selection.
This year, I went again for Round II and met up with Peter Stegemann to give us a brief history on the Long Island Orchid Society (www.longislandorchidsociety.org/) as well as some orchid care tips. We cover finding the right culture for your environment, common blunders when it comes to orchids, why orchids can be more closely akin to cacti when it comes to care (than to tropical plant care), and even how many you have to kill to be a proper orchid enthusiast. :)
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Miss Rayne, my mum is an orchid hoarder. She has grown all the orchids on our little garden from the seeds by herself since i was kid. This episode is the most thoughtful present for her 61 years old birthday. Thank you so much !
I really like how a lot of growers in this series talk about how they have killed plants. So many people get discouraged when a plant dies in their care. Its par for the course, so keep going! :)
I watch Miss Orchid Girl. Her channel is extremely informative. Plus she has a very kind personality. And she never makes you feel that you don't have any business growing orchids. I've been to a few channels where they make you feel foolish for asking particular questions. With orchids, no question is a dumb question. Orchids are some of the most beautiful plants around. I received an orchid when my brother passed away. It helped launch my curiosity and hobby. I ended up branching out into other types of plants as well. Growing plants has been a way for me to deal with the loss of my brother. It was very difficult for me due to the nature of his passing. Plants are truly a form of therapy. They help mend the soul and keep your heart content. ❤️
I love the two interviewees! They both had great sense of humor, especially the second guy
I’ve been waiting so long to hear someone say that orchids are plants that can be grown for form and structure not just the flowers.
"I don't need that attaboy.". I can't help but like this guy.
Loving these episodes. You are an excellent interviewer - love the questions you ask. Definitely no ice cubes on orchids from now on.
I was feeling down then I watched this it always satisfy me
This video made me hug my vanilla planifolia and tell her that she's the only one for me...
One of my family members got a hers to bloom all summer. So beautiful!
She doesn't really know anything about plants, just gives them a shot glass of water once in a while. It is in a nort-east facing window, and we are lucky to have very high humidity in our country (depending on weather, 60-100%)
Awesome stuff Summer... well I mean the advice from the expert orchid killers haha!
I went to the show last year -- it was pouring rain! The show was incredible and the grounds @ Planting Fields are a sheer delight! :-)
Great information Summer! The first gentleman is right about getting the right orchid for your space or culture. I live in Arizona and only have one Dendrobium that spritz daily to try and maintain the humidity. The struggle is real! 👍
Summer
Hello
Thanks for presenting such a knowledgeable and quality video. Greatful
It seems people mostly focus on tropical orchids in the US. Hardy orchid species under Cymbidium (such as Cymbidium goeringii) are pretty much neglected even though they have been highly valued as house plants in Asia for hundreds of years. I wish to see more introduction to those.
cheers i just got my first orchid hope it can survive
Yay!! I’ve been hoping you’d put out a vid on orchids! I’d go broke if I visited an orchid show like this 😱
I learned that Slippers are a whole CATEGORY of orchids. This made me hopeful for NH Ladyslippers.
This was wonderful, very informative. Great job and I hope you got to enjoy yourself there! It looked like a lot of fun!
Loved the video, great information.
Thank you lovely Orchids!!
Great video, thanks!
How many did you get Summer? There were some beauties!
I loved the info about the coarseness of the growing medium in the greenhouse as opposed to what you should offer orchid in the home.
Really enjoyed that.. thank you!
I knew that ice cube idea was a bit strange - someone mentioned to do the ice cube thing for maiden hair ferns and I never agreed to it, she's already a diva definitely wouldn't like ice cold anything...
Well, you should visit Kerala or North eastern states in India. We have the best habitat to grow orchids. No need of greenhouses or glass chamber to control environment. Just some shade from sun and from rain. It’s tropic and green here. I am so in love of my phals and Dens..
So now I understand why my monster phalenopsis is thriving - I neglect it so much :D it has to live mostly on water in the air (fortunately for it, it lives in my west facing kitchen) :)
I've been living in Oyster Bay for more than 10 years and I have never visited the Planting Arboretum. This past year I really got into plants (went from owning 4 to more than 70) but I've always struggled with orchids. I think they are beautiful and I appreciate the advice given in this video. The one orchid that survived my TLC is the one that I "neglected" the most, so it seems I inadvertently gave it what it needed. I will definitely keep the cactus analogy in mind. Also, I put this year's Orchid Festival on my calendar.
+SummerRayneOakes. Thank you for sharing Summer. I've had a large Phalaenopsis orchid since Valentine's Day. Since then it's gone through root/crown rot and leaf limping lol. It's gotten down to 3 leaves and one aerial root. I am not giving up hope on it as I love Orchids and I love what he mentioned about the courseness of the bark, the type of culture/light and the dreaded ice cube tip lol.💖
Very enjoyable
I don't completely agree with this gentleman when he state's that Florida is the northern most range for orchid's. I assume he had 'tropical orchid's' in mind when he said this. Temperate climate orchid's which are mostly terrestrial in their growth habitat, are found up to and within both arctic circle's.
Omg this was so short!!! The people there were really fun!! 😂😂🙂
Love it!!! I'm a newbie and...Oh boy...wish me luck!!! I gotta learn what to water and when. I seem to over water but...Im getting that under control!!!!!
FYI- the ice cube simply slows down the movement of the water through the medium so the moss and bark have a chance to absorb the moisture. The trick is to place it in a location that doesn’t touch the roots or leaves.
I have always admired orchids but have never had much luck with them, like some of my houseplants I love (water) them too much. However I found this video very helpful and I feel more confident that I will be able to keep my most current orchid alive ( its a beautiful yellow orchid ( don't remember the species name but it came from the grocery store so its the basic one) alive this time around.
Hi greetings from Brazil Here some people also use ice on Orchids to cool the media and the plant's roots because some orchids need a temperature break to bloom, especially if they live in a place with hot stable temperature climate.... But you're right it is still wrong and ineffective, people should find the right plant to their environment. Love you're videos
This guy is great
Hey Summer...It was again a fabulous episode...one question from my side is How about growing water culture orchids...😍😘
Good video
Growing orchids really depends in the environment. For example sphagnum moss never worked for me. I had killed multiple ones then tried semi hydroponic where i would get rid of all of the moss and clean the roots. Then would replace the media either clay pebbles, lava rock or pumice where 1/2-1 inch of water sits at the bottom of a clear 5-8 inch tall glass. Full water culture is controversial but i do keep some of my orchids in full water culture also where 20% of the roots are submerged all the time.
Nice, interesting video. =D It's kinda weird for me talking about how much I'm gonna spend with orchids. I took all my orchids from garbage, trash, right on the streets. The ones ppl didn't want anymore. I always say they're adopted. I had only 5, now are only 2, the older died 3 days ago. I'm sort of... desperate, you know.. don't wanna lose them... I have 360 plants, most foliages, trees, roses, cacus, but only 2 orchids, no flowers anymore. If they were ppl, I would say they're sad... hehe
Species to me is better since the plant will get to know your home's climate. I have to cater to the orchid's needs while I it adjusts. Hybrids taught me to relax, however.
I had 200 plants at one point. I suffered a blight and later on an infestation of fungus gnats. However, the ultimate killer was mice that wiped out the remaining few. I have one left...
There is a lack of orchid content on TH-cam. Plenty of stuff on how to grow things but not alot about Orchids as a whole, maybe do some more videos on Orchids?
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Wow, this doesn't make me feel so sad about all the orchids I've killed😄
🎉🎉🎉🎉❤️🙏
That second guy was if George Michael was reincarnated as a plant loving grandpa
Orchids thrive on neglect 😂👍
Is the background noise at 6:52 supposed to make him sound like a psychotic plant murderer or is that just me? :')
cold business 😅
No matter what i do or whose advice i take i can't get an orchid to live past a month. So i stopped wasting my money on them.
I hate to say it but FIRST!
I don't like orchids, they ALWAYS die on me.
The Childfree Curly Girl maybe try giving up trying to grow orchids in you and you may have better luck ;-)
I always remove them from their pot and mount them. Spray every morning.
Why would I want to learn from a a guy that murdered 100 orchids?! When I can go to the website of the seller. Pfff, another old person hating the internet. Why modern Socrates? Why are you jealous of a website? Is it narcissism? That you are no longer the sole owner of knowledge? That's just a bit greedy.
Edit: Why does every hobbiest have to kill plants to understand them?! 1000?! Poor plants. C'mon, if we said this about dogs it would be outrageous. Plants are living creatures too. It's not ok and it's not fun to kill another living creature. Sure I eat salad and chicken, food everyday, but I have to, I don't do it as a hobby. Just grow hybrids you snobs, stop joking about killing plants.