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That blasted bug killed all my ORCHARDS. I didn’t know what they were. I was washing them off with water with a little bit of soap and I was wondering, do they fester or stay in the soil? Do you have to change that as well? These bugs are menace I’ve lost about 10 of my orchids and I used to recoup. They used to flower flower flower, every single one so I’m starting again and I’m watching videos like this because I have got one large piece plant a smaller peace plant a snake plant that’s new and a new orchid. My husband bought me. I don’t know a lot about plants but I’ve always been able to grow them, my mum said I had green fingers, but when I lost all my orchids, it broke my heart

That blasted bug killed all my rockets. I didn’t know what they were. I was washing them off with water with a little bit of soap and I was wondering, do they fester or stay in the soil? Do you have to change that as well? These bugs are menace I’ve lost about 10 of my orchids and I used to recoup. They used to flower flower flower, every single one so I’m starting again and I’m watching videos like this because I have got one large piece plant a smaller peace plant a snake plant that’s new and a new orchid. My husband bought me. I don’t know a lot about plants but I’ve always been able to grow them, my mum said I had green fingers, but when I lost all my orchids, it broke my heart

I'm so glad you can spell :)

luke warm water - great tip. I'm just starting an orphan. thank you.

I am desperate....my two Dendrobium phalaenopsis are sick all their leaves looks likes cracked, loosingsome of their leaves but still blooming. Help me, please.

Thank you. How about if they are down in the roots?

My flower spike just formed it's very first bud, but my cat broke it yesterday. Do you know how to induce secondary branch?

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wow! you got the jackpot.and you got it local shop.awesome.how are they doing now.hope they bloom again for you..keep them out side in shade area untill frost.and it will bloom.fragrant! local! good price..wonderful.

To help rebloom cyms in hot climates, water with very cold water late evenings in your summer time for 3-4 weeks. This helps set the bloom cycle up.

Hello! You taught me a lot about scale identification and eradication. I watched every second of it and your demonstration confirmed for me that I have work on several orchids to complete. Thank you for keeping this video available.

The best thing to do to release the roots from any pot is to soak the whole thing in water for an hour. The water will soften up the vellium for an easier release so you're not breaking any pots or harming or ripping off the roots

hi just started to watch your channel..will be interested to see what you do..... great haul..... well done.... i have a few cyms as well but the flowers are very interesting..the flowers on mine are huge compared to yours.. which look delicate and pretty..... mine smell like sweet melons.....yes repot.. never believe what you see !!! remember to put some slow release pellets on top they like to have a bit of fertiliser all the time.... i have my orchids bare rooted in vases... with a few pebbles...in the bottom switched from bark...how do you grow yours...??

is it worth putting them in the sink with the same solution and giving them a good bath so that the whole plant down in the sheaths are killed...

it a nice repotting video but if you soak it in water before repot it could of be more easier.any way its two years back I hope they are doing good now.you got a new subscriber!check on my channel please.thanks.

From reading iopse and looking at the plant, I think it would be fine in house conditions with high humidity. probably doesn't want to go over 80-83 at the max or below 55. Light like a phal, it probably wants to just approach dryness before watering again. Just treat it like a phal but err on the drier side just for safety and watch it. If it looses leaves from the base or starts wrinkling, it needs slightly more frequent watering (if the roots are good).

beautiful!! great haul

Cymbidiums are the easiest of orchids. I grow mine outdoors all year long!!

I was like jumping in the air for you 😀😀..yeah they are pretty pretty..thanks for sharing and happy happy orchid day 😁

Hey how did these plants fare afterwards? did they handle the rubbing alcohol between their leaves ok?

Old man cat LOL ....how do you keep this one? I have the green version of it

Old man cat LOL ....how do you keep this one? I have the green version of it

Cold temps are for reblooming. You can keep them in the house no problem and leave them in front of an open window for temp drops later on. Who needs space anyway ;)

Sweetheart, you potted that Cattleay at 11:35 backwards. The oldest growth (which in this case is the smallest) should be at the edge of the pot so the next pseudobulbs that come from the front (larger growth) of the plant have room to grow. The way this one is potted, the next lead that comes out won't have any room to grow. Also- most important thing ever- with sympodials- especailly sympodials, never repot until new roots are just beginning to grow from the base of the newest pseudobulb. That said, well done on pot size and depth! Also, an easier solution with mounted orchids- just slip them into a pot so they can stand up. If they need extra humidity, you can set them in a clay pot sitting in a saucer of water. That way the clay pot sucks up the moisture which evaporates around the plant and the plant isn't sitting in water and you don't have to mangle the roots in the process of removing it from the mount. Also, many times plants dont adjust well going from mounts to potted because the roots are essentially aerial roots and are physiologically different from those that form inside of a pot. Aerial roots generally rot when potted (another reason to only disturb roots when brand new ones are just forming from the lead.) Even though the existing roots may be branching, if the roots from the front have already grown an inch or more, it's best to wait until the next growth starts rooting.

That may not have been disease on the encyclia. It could have been water on leaves causing sunburn, cold damage from cold water, though the darkness makes me think that mesophyll cell collapse is less likely. New growth is much more sensitive to things like that, so it's possible that an environmental factor like sunburn through water droplets or cold water could damage the new growth only. That said- If it was a disease, seeing how it looks and from what I've seen, those spots probably popped up in days as lighter brown areas that took a few days to blacken. Apparently you can paint clear nail polish over the spots and it won't spread and you get to keep the leaves. However, plants usually don't get infected by things unless they are stressed by some poor cultural condion. I've seen spots like that pop up quick on plants that were too warm. Dropping the night temps or day and night temps solved the problem pretty much immediately. The opposite, I'm sure could happen as well. A warm grower in conditions that are too cool can do the same thing. Also humidity that is too high at night with insufficient air movement will do it.

very beautiful oncidium and well done for bring it back to life! thanks for sharing.

Thanks for sharing this video. I have a big b.Little star to un-mount and pot it up but I'm afraid the roots are too difficult to detach them from the mount ! any advice?

Good catch from your local nursery! it looks fantastic! Thanks for sharing.

love your ceologeny speciosa, very pretty with all those spikes. Just subbed! What have you planted it in?

ubpack them befor you start filming.. and why buy orchids who you gonna kill??..

That yellow oncidium is brilliant. Good pseudobulbs and loads of spikes. Well done!

I love cymbidiums. I grow mine outside. They are very resilient to cold. It's good you bought them now as they are very hard to find at other times of the year being a seasonal plant.

Those look beautiful, and smell like candy! i understand the addiction, so cute i hope they do well for you, enjoy and happy growing!

Funny! See you next time and happy growing!

awesome video! happy growing!!

Lovely blooms :) have you considered using bamboo sticks and thread/wire or other stuff to gather all the leaves and make it look more like a bush, more tidy? I don't know if this is your style but it's just a suggestion :)

looks like onc sharry baby.. does she have fragrance?

I absolutely love your kitty! So adorable.:)

Great information,thanks so much!

I just came across your channel. I'm a sucker for pink blooms too! Thanks for sharing.

Don't worry--the plant has been heavily sedated

Awesome!

Outstanding!

Well, whatever you are doing is working!!!

why didn't you put the slab into a pot and leave the plant attached? It would just grow into the medium eventually>

..new subscriber ........I bet they start new growth soon, give em light and not to wet........nice show.

Looking good all repotted. How often do you water cattleyas in clay pots with bark?

What a weird flower spike. I love this orchid, it's my favorite fragrance ❤ mine has never been bloomed like your has, it's amazing :)

so lovely and relaxing. I feel you've done a wonderful job of conveying so much of yourself through the video. 3rd time watching this video and it brings me so much peace