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Well a happy Saturday morning for me-watching a new video from you!!

burned mine while adding ferts , probably too strong of a dosage , some species of jewel orchid has medicinal properties not many people know this ...

After watching his videos, I want to run out and buy one. He always has good info.

Howard, I’m a big fan of your channel. I just had a question for you when you have the time. I have a very large Orchidarium I’m building and everything will be automated. This includes lights, humidity, airflow, and irrigation. I will be placing 50+ miniature orchids in this environment and would like your opinion on something. Do many of your miniatures dry out completely or most of the way by nightfall? I have a Calodictyon, Telepigoniflora, dendrochylums, and Pleurothalis that need ample moisture. To my understanding, these cannot dry out and I have always kept them evenly moist day and night. Is this your experience with these species?

Hi good to see you back. Where did you get your terriariums from?

Howard they are stunning looking plants and as always very informative, thank you for still posting these videos I really enjoy the information on alll your plants. I presume the moss just keeps the humidity up enough for them.

Fascinating. Thank you!

I agree with you about progress updates, so thank you very much for doing this! Im planning a large terrarium/ paludarium for my orchids and was thinking of getting a jewel orchid for it. This is encouraging! ❤

Very helpful. A friend gave me a jewel orchid a few months ago, so now I feel more informed about how to care for it. It's currently in orchid potting mix also, and not thriving, so into sphagnum moss it will go.

I used to own that orchid, but I overwatered it... 😪

The first orchid that I ever grew. I don’t think that I ever seen a leaf of any plant so alluring

Thank you for showing the result. That is indeed an issue with a lot of videos. And it's very helpful when having a followup. :)

They look so beautiful and happy. Well done!

Welcome back Howard. Wondering where you have been. Thank you for sharing orchids with us.🌸

Beautiful results. I grow mine in a mix of coir n perlite. Some varieties have slower growth n smaller leaves

Thanks Howard! I repotted my Macodes Petolainto moss just last week. It had been declining in a bark mix. Now I have to track down a little terrarium! Cheers

Hi Howard, this was so helpful, thanks for sharing. I've been considering adding a jewel orchid and I'm happy to see you growing yours in moss. I grow almost my entire collection in moss or bark/moss mixture, so this will be perfect for me! Happy growing!

Enjoyed the video. Thanks. I used to collect orchids as a hobby as a highschooler when I lived in the Peruvian amazon region. Live now in the cold north (Norway).

Howard-it’s so lovely to see you sharing something new. I appreciate your content and approach. You’re the only orchid channel I watch and look forward to. All the best for 2025!

Огромное спасибо! ❤

Great to see another video from you Howard. I've seen jewel orchids from time to time at my local plant nursery. I've never tried to grow one, but I agree the foliage on these orchids are beautiful.

I just found this channel, thank you algorithm

Wonderful to see a new video from you.

Missed you!! Glad you are back.

Check out the orchid saga YT videos on his jewel orchid grown in pumice stone semi hydro. 😊

I am very happy to see you again sir.Maybe you could put a heating pad under the saucer.If you want to try your hand at growing Goodyera species, outside, another type of jewel orchids from North America, more pricisely the Quebec city region, you could find on mossy forest floors,covered with coniferous needles, :Goodyera pubescent, tesselata, repens and oblongifolia. They are in the same family as Spiranthes. They can survive tp -40 degrees C if covered with snow.Our jewel orchids.

It's good that you're back !❤🎉 Thanks for sharing . Very beautiful orchids. I'll be waiting for new videos .

Gosh! Happy you are back! Thanks for the video! My jewels are blooming at the moment!

Hi Howard, nice to see you back with another lovely video. You have mastered growing the jewel orchids! Thanks for sharing those lovely tips and happy growing.

Glad to see you again !

So nice you're back! Thanks for the video.

I actually like the smell of Ludisia and Macodes flowers, so I leave few that get leggy but then offer me that chance to smell them in passing.. On the chance that you didn't stumble on his videos/page: "HereButNot" had long period and after pictures/videos. On a random note: I call my jewlorchids "the dafts" cause they lack self preservation (like growing lots of roots) and tend to bloom when almost dead. Best of luck with yours! And other orchids too!

THATS MY GOAT ❤ Greating filiming and plants as always Howard!

It’s so nice to have a new video from you, I’ve been watching your older videos lately.

Great video, I´ve been waiting for another one! Where are the terrariums from ? They look great and the orchids too :)

Beautiful plants!

So nice to see you back, Howard. You and your orchids have been missed

ohh its so nice to see you back mr.howard🙏.

They do like some good air movement and high humidity. I would be careful with having roots poking out the bottom and sitting in water in the tray as they are quite prone to root rot which can be hard to treat successfully in jewel orchids. The one that’s overtaking the rest looks like Anoectochilus lylei. I have been keeping one of those for quite a while now and it seems to be quite sturdy in different growing conditions. I got one growing on a windowsill with humidity below 50%, one in a terrarium in very high humidity between 90-95% and one is doing pretty well at my mum’s home. The other ones should be other slow growing Anoectochilus species, so I wouldn’t worry too much. I do have a lot of Macodes Petola if you’d like a cutting as well ☺️

HE IS BACK. THE ONE WE NEEDED THE MOST. I used to have 20~ish different species/cultivar of jewel orchids. Medium that worked the best for me was coarse bark with little bit of worm casting and pearlite. Just enough to coat bark surfaces. I then covered it with live moss. It was sitting on a LECA layers inside drainless fish tank so I judged when to water based on the height of pooled water on the bottom. You could say it is kind of a wick system. It worked extremely well and so far that was my best setup. I continued that for about a year but I had to move so :( Also they do fine in low(50~40%) humidity. Mites and thrips can be a pain but if you manage to evade those most of JOs should grow just fine....or maybe little bit slow.

I've been waiting for a new video!

Welcome back !!

Welcome back! Found your channel a couple months back and watched all your videos and now I have three miniatures orchids of my own!

He's back! ❤😂

How lovely to see a new video! Thank you 🙏

Howard ❤❤❤ How I missed you 😊😊

I find your collection of scented orchids fascinating

I love your videos thank you for making them. I think I can attribute my cologyne obsession to you and I’m starting on Dendrochilum

Hello Dear Howard! I just recently discovered your channel, and I have absolutley fallen in love with your collection and also your videos! I love learning about orchids and orchid growing, you have been tremendously helpful! Thank you so so much, for uploading on YoutTube, you are a great gift! I also absolutley adore the way you talk about your plants. You talk to them with so much respect and kindness, its so lovley to see! To be honest I wish I could visit you and your green house, to have a cup of tea and just talk about orchids, maybe even share some stories. :) With love, from Stephanie

That you for posting. I just fell in live with this orchid