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They are really beautiful. I put mine in the garden and just a few days ago I saw new leaves coming up.

Distilled/rain/RO water

The anther cap is very good visible when you take out the polliniums. As long as a plant is from the same family you can crosspollinate. So when you take a phaleanopsis you can cross polinate with all phaleanopsis orchids.

During spring would be a wonderful time

I am happy the video is helpful. If you live in the UK I think you'd better wait till April.

@@botanicdesigns oh thank you. I will do.

Theres a web going from one lob to the next on the first leaf you are showing. Could be spider mites, could be a spider.

I think it was a spider

Yes, it is. Thanks

It should be very good possible to grow them in pon.

I am happy to hear it is still alive.

No. Of course you shouldn't place too much water

I have a Keiki Ill be removing in a few months , once I do what would you suggest as far as watering ? @@botanicdesigns

As far as watering do as with an adult plant, once a week.

@@botanicdesigns thanks

I just noticed a bloom stalk on my favorite Orchid . This is odd because she already has 2 stalks , have you ever seen this ?

Yes, dried flowers and leaves are beautiful.

Yes, that is a new leaf.

@@botanicdesigns oh how exciting my queen is pushing out one too! I wasn’t sure if it was a leaf or not

I let the soil cool down naturally. It takes, depending on the amount, something like an hour to two hours to cool down. Because you sterilzed the soil it won't develop mold if not used.

@@botanicdesigns thank you Do you keep it sealed while cooking off? If open, do you worry that a gnat will get in?

I keep the bag open in one corner because otherwise it might explode, because steam has a bigger volume than water. And no I am not afraid a gnat will get in. Even if one will get in it will die because of the heat.

@@botanicdesigns ok thank you so much. Very helpful info.

No, nothing happens to microwaved water. Even after microwaving water it still stays the same water. BTW a microwave works only on wet products because the microwaves make the water molecules vibrated faster which makes the water become warm. All this without changing the water molecules. Of course you must let the soil cool down before using.

If they are blooming I would wait.

@@botanicdesigns many thanks for the prompt reply! Will wait then.

There are people that love to cut off the flower spikes and claim it is the best thing to do. I don't like cutting them off totally in order to let them either develop keikis or new flower spikes. Let me know if you had success developing keikis.

@@botanicdesigns I have lots of patience and will keep my fingers crossed.

Many people criticize me for leaving my spikes when I post on social media. They claim keikis and secondary bloom or spike will drain the plant and leaves will be in a poor state, etc.

Give it time. It took mine almost 2 full months to see the first little root developing.

No cinamon, no waterperoxide. Just leave it.

I check it from time to time, but the nice thing is you hardly to not have to water them, while the box is closed.

Indeed you need to have patience and watch them all the time. But they are so beautiful that its worth every effort. I am happy you enjoyed the video.

@@botanicdesigns yes indeed. Thanks again 😃

First of all, I am happy the video was helpfull. I hope you will succeed propagating your roses. In my newer videos I made changes in connection to the intro music, first I tell what the video is about, than a really short intro of a few seconds and than I start the main content of the video. I hope this is better than this earlier made video.

Be patient. Spring will come to you also very soon. ❤

About two weeks

Do i have to put a second cup over the plant?

@@farkaserika7988 yes, this creates a tiny greenhouse that increases the humidity

@@botanicdesignshow do avoid mold? I’ve had this issue with Sphagnum moss in a sealed bag and cups

I hand pollinated the flowers. And as a natural process the flowers will wilt and produce a seed pod. You can see how I hand pollinated the flowers in this short: ua-cam.com/users/shortsTZTpYX7Fl4I?feature=share

You are welcome

That is really strange. You must be careful not to hurt the roots!!! Do you give it enough water? Google translate: Eso es realmente extraño. ¡Debes tener cuidado de no lastimar las raíces! ¿Le das suficiente agua?

Thanks

You must wait till it has at least 3 roots. This can take a few months. Orchids is all about patience.

Unfortunately not. Most orchid growers go on luck and pray that their orchid will develop a keiki. In the past, I have tried several ways in which people in youtube videos claimed they know the way you can push the flower spike to develop keikis, but I have never had any succes. A few weeks ago, I have seen a new video with a new way and I will certainly try this. I will film it and upload it on the channel. Of course it will take time.